Reviews
Castelli Diluvio Pro overshoes review: serious warmth for wet winter rides
Castelli's Diluvio Pro Shoecover is not a lightweight rain cover. It is a 4mm neoprene winter bootie built for the combination that causes most...
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ASSOS Chamois Crème review: does the cycling classic still make sense?
ASSOS Chamois Crème has been part of the Swiss brand's range for decades, which makes it easy to overlook how specific its job actually...
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Spatz Pro overshoes review: does the original still make sense?
The original Spatz Pro overshoes looked extreme when they appeared in 2018 because they rejected one of the conventions of winter cycling kit. Instead...
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Hyperice Hypervolt Go review: is the original still worth buying?
The original Hyperice Hypervolt Go is no longer the company's current compact massage gun, but that does not make it useless. It was launched...
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Silca Mattone saddle bag review: premium storage or overkill?
The Silca Mattone is a small saddle bag built around one unusually elaborate feature: a BOA dial and Hypalon strap instead of the Velcro...
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Adidas Velosamba long-term review: stylish SPD commuter shoes with a clear compromise
Adidas Velosamba long-term review: casual Samba styling, recessed SPD cleats and good on-bike support, but with fit and walking compromises to consider.
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Garmin Edge 850 review: the best all-round Garmin for training and navigation?
The Garmin Edge 850 is probably the easiest model in Garmin's current range to recommend to a serious road cyclist, but it comes with...
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Beeline Velo 2 review: the simple GPS computer for riders who hate clutter
The Beeline Velo 2 is not trying to become the control centre of your bike. It does not cover the handlebars with detailed maps,...
