Latest reviews
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PowerBlock Sport 2.4 Adjustable Dumbbell review: a well balanced and easy to use adjustable dumbbell
Powerblock Sport 2.4 Adjustable Dumbbell is a kind of Bowflex for beginners, and certainly a slicker solution than its looks suggest
By Leon Poultney • Last updated
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Bowflex SelectTech 1090i Adjustable Dumbbell review: the Rolls Royce of dumbbells
The Bowflex SelectTech 1090i dumbbell lets you select the weight with the turn of a dial
By Leon Poultney • Last updated
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Coros Pace 2 review: feather-light running watch with loads of training features, excellent screen and fast GPS
UPDATE Coros Pace 2 review: the lightest GPS running watch is now even more capable than before, thanks to an app update
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Huawei Band 6 review: a competent fitness tracker with a beautiful AMOLED screen and great wellness features
The Huawei Band 6 can track your runs, sleep and even blood oxygen levels fairly accurately. Better still, it's also damn cheap.
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Polar Ignite 2 review: a decent fitness watch with robust training support and good GPS battery life
However, the Polar Ignite 2 is overshadowed by the ever-increasing competition in the highly-competitive mid-range fitness watch market
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Mobvoi Home Treadmill: a treadmill that fits your life without demanding sacrifices
The Mobvoi Home Treadmill is easy to store when you aren't using it and surprisingly capable when you are
By Josh Ross • Last updated
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POC Devour MTB sunglasses review: big, bold sunnies, designed with mountain bikers in mind
Stand out from the crowd with the POC Devour MTB sunglasses. Here's our review
By Alf Alderson • Last updated
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Oakley Sutro review: cycling sunglasses for the peloton set, not the Peloton set
Oakley Sutro are big, bold and offer excellent visibility and eye protection as well as telling the world that you ride bikes
By Alf Alderson • Last updated
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Lezyne Super Pro GPS review: a bike computer that's way more sophisticated than it looks
The Lezyne Super Pro GPS bike computer is a good alternative to a Garmin despite lacking design bells and whistles
By Paul Norman • Last updated
