Really, I seem to find mixed reviews for Fox shocks, maybe this is just because they are so common? I shall investigate further, thanks.

I have just been looking at the Manitou 3 way (07) for £100 and the X3 for £200 on CRC, is there much difference between them, performance wise? 

I've just fitted the Dt swiss Ex200 (£212 @crc) to the enduro, this is afaik the plushest shock on the market, the damping and air spring are waaaaaayy better than the old fox float I took off and uphill traction has been improved significally due to the compliance and control, even out the saddle sprints. Unlike the usual manufacturers claims, it does feel very much like a coil shock indeed when set up right, but without most of the downsides. I also get 51mm from the claimed 50mm stroke as opposed to 47mm from the claimed 50mm of the fox, making the bike 135mm at the rear instead of the stated 132mm or actual 123mm(!) with the fox.

Highly recommended!

Does feel very soft though, so if you don't like the rear to feel too squidgy even if it is efficient, look elsewhere.

Interesting Clocky, sounds good that DT. Though I must admit I do like a firmer feel, but I also want plush!

I also want new forks for my other bike at the minute so it's getting expensive, I'm tempted to stick another £50 Radium on for now.

Keep the suggestions/opinions coming though.

I'd recommend Clockys Shock to,  infact I want 1,  Just run with more Pro Pedal/Air than Clocky does and job done,  back it off for rocky descents if you really must,  really does feel plush like a coil shock impressive.

Alot of money,  but sure it'll give years of service free service!!

You can't take it with you DK,  but you can leave the debt to someone you don't like ( maybe ) 

And Dales,  despite single pivot aren't as plush / active as a FSR anyway so should be fine.