>>2396169>>2396542the thing with cheap Decathlon stuff is that if it's supposed to be lightly used it will be less durable. Their cheap stuff comes with ridiculous descriptions like
>can't be used in the rain, on asphalt, or in the mountainsand it's not because you physically can't do those things, it's because it will fall apart if you do.
Few years ago they also had some ridiculous usage limits on some stuff(like "to be used for up to one hour a day") but I can't find that on their website anymore.
For the price it's better than other random no-name chinese crap, but if you can afford better gear, do it.
