The Stuffs Review

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In May 2024, I thought of getting some short resistance bands while sitting or lying down. As such, I went to Decathlon to look around. While at Decathlon, I found the Decathlon Nyamba Mini Pilates Band, which I am looking for. As it cost less than 10 SGD, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Decathlon Nyamba Mini Pilates Band comes with 3 resistance bands (5/6/7 kg) in a pack. Based on Decathlon's website , it is lightweight, compact, and ready to travel anywhere. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Decathlon Nyamba Mini Pilates Band box The 3 bands that come in the packaging Usage and Experience I have been using the Decathlon Nyamba Mini Pilates Band for a few weeks since this post. I like that it is afford

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In December 2023, I thought of getting warmers for my upcoming trip in 2024. Since I knew that Decathlon sells warmers, I decided to head down to one of their stores and take a look. In the store, I saw the Decathlon Wedze Warmers Chaufferette. There were 3 types available (hand, body, and feet). So upon some thinking,  I decided to take the box of 30 hand warmers. The Stuff The Decathlon Wedze Warmers Chaufferette are hand warmers that provide gentle heat for 5–6 hours. They are made of activated charcoal powder and iron that generate heat through oxidation. The reaction stops when all the activated charcoal is gone or if the chaufferettes are in an airtight space. To use the hand warmers, remove the chaufferettes from the package and shake them 5–6 times to

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In April 2024, while I was traveling in South Korea, I shopped around The Hyundai Seoul and came across the Snow Peak Light Mini Sacoche S24SUCSB18 which piqued my interest. As I was thinking about getting something like this, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Snow Peak Light Mini Sacoche S24SUCSB18 is a crossbody bag with 3 compartments, of which 2 are zipped. The sling is adjustable and includes a carabiner to hook instead of slinging if I wish to. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Snow Peak Light Mini Sacoche S24SUCSB18 packed The stuff unpacked The carabiner that is included After items are stuffed inside The items that I stuffed inside Usage and Experience I have used the Snow Peak Light Mini Sacoche S24

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In April 2024, while I was traveling in South Korea, I visited their Daiso store. Compared to other Daiso stores in other countries, Daiso Korea contains several different stuff that only they have. As I was walking around the store, I came across stuff that interests me: the Daiso Korea Laser Combined Presenter. As this cost only 5000 South Korean Won, and it is something that I feel is useful for me at work, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Daiso Korea Laser Combined Presenter is a pen-like design presenter with a rear clip at the back. It comes with a USB dongle located at the bottom back of the stuff to connect to a PC and requires a AAA-size battery. The size of the stuff is as follows: Width 1.9cm, length 13.8cm, and depth 1.6cm. It has 4 buttons