Matt Kollat is a journalist and content creator for T3.com and T3 Magazine, where he works as Active Editor. His areas of expertise span wearables, drones, action cameras, running and cycling gear, fitness equipment, nutrition and outdoor kit. He joined T3 in 2019.
In his role, Matt looks after all things fitness, outdoors and wearables – anything that gets you moving and keeps you healthy. His coverage includes running and training shoes, smartwatches and multisport watches, fitness trackers, sports headphones, home gym equipment, action cameras, drones and outdoor gear.
Originally hired to write across T3’s Living and Fitness verticals, Matt quickly gravitated towards health, fitness and outdoor tech, eventually becoming one of the web’s go-to voices in the space. He regularly interviews designers, executives and engineers from leading brands including Garmin, Apple, Nike, Samsung and Strava, and contributes long-form features and in-depth interviews to T3 Magazine.
Matt is particularly interested in how technology can make sport, health and the outdoors more accessible and enjoyable, and believes the best gear is the kind you forget you’re wearing once you start moving.
His career highlights include co-hosting the Fit Mentality Podcast, judging the Fit&Well Awards and TechRadar Choice Awards in 2021, and serving as a judge for the ESSNAwards in 2022. He also appeared as a guest on Voice FM’s The Technology Show in 2026.
Away from the desk, Matt has completed multiple marathons and endurance challenges, including the Mongol 100 ultramarathon, the London, Paris and Loch Ness marathons, and the New Forest Half Marathon. He is also an enthusiastic mountain explorer, with Cortina d’Ampezzo in the Dolomites among his favourite destinations.
Matt runs a YouTube channel, Pace Max Pro, where he reviews fitness and outdoor gadgets and shares training insights. When he isn’t testing gadgets or working out, he’s usually roaming the countryside with a camera in hand.
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We were promised an AI wearable revolution in 2025 – will 2026 finally deliver?
AI wearables two years on
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Can you pause Training Status on your Garmin watch? Yes, you can.
Garmin watches have a hidden 'Christmas mode' for your Training Status
By Matt Kollat Published
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Oura’s smart ring with ‘jewellery-grade finish’ has fallen to its cheapest price in multiple colourways
Save £50 on the Oura Ring 4 Ceramic
By Matt Kollat Published
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The best workout shoes 2025 to squat, leap and lift your way to fitness
The best workout shoes provide more support for lifting weights and improved grip for greater HIIT intensity
By Bryony Firth-Bernard Last updated
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Best under-desk treadmills 2025: work yourself fit
Buying Guide The best under-desk treadmills to keep you fit when you’re at your desk
By Bryony Firth-Bernard Last updated
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Garmin’s best value running watch just hit its lowest price yet
Advanced Garmin training features now cost a lot less
By Matt Kollat Published
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YETI’s John Deere tumbler makes a lot of sense, actually
The collab feels oddly inevitable and 100% on point
By Matt Kollat Published
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Strava isn’t just a fitness app anymore, and 2026 will prove it
After lawsuits, acquisitions and AI, Strava enters 2026 at a crossroads
By Matt Kollat Published
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Beats turns a 2011 Travis Scott tweet into its most personal campaign yet
Dare To Dream revisits the rapper’s early ambitions while spotlighting Beats’ latest performance earbuds
By Matt Kollat Published
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Garmin’s rotating crown plans sound more rugged than expected
A dual-function crown seems likely on upcoming Garmins – but which one?
By Matt Kollat Published
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Nike is betting its future on shoes you can actually run in
Running has quietly become Nike’s strongest growth engine as lifestyle staples fade
By Matt Kollat Published
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DJI’s 360º camera just got much better at social video thanks to a free software update
The Osmo 360 just learned a few new tricks
By Matt Kollat Published
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Saucony’s 'fastest feeling' Endorphin running shoe isn’t a racer
The Endorphin line just got bigger
By Matt Kollat Published
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Your smart ring wants you to stop laughing about snoring and start measuring it
Ultrahuman’s Ring AIR can now tell how snoring is hurting your sleep
By Matt Kollat Published
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This cute little Jackery power station solves a problem no one talks about
The Explorer 300D rethinks portable power for everyday tech and travel
By Matt Kollat Published
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Meta’s AI glasses just got smarter – and Europe’s getting some of the best upgrades
A software update that makes Meta’s AI glasses feel more natural, more personal and far more useful
By Matt Kollat Published
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Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L review: the most organised carry-on bag I’ve tested
The brand's most ambitious travel backpack yet, for travellers who like everything in its place
By Matt Kollat Published
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This British experimental brand turned one of Earth’s strangest metals into a serious winter jacket
Vollebak’s new Full Metal Puffer looks like sci-fi nonsense, until you realise it’s built for sub-zero winters
By Matt Kollat Published
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What are Enhanced Safety Alerts? Apple Watch safety feature explained
Latest software update expands how Apple Watch warns you about real-world danger
By Matt Kollat Published
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Garmin could be about to revive a forgotten wearable category – and it makes perfect sense
A new Vivosmart could signal Garmin’s quiet return to a category most brands walked away from
By Matt Kollat Published
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Latest Apple Watch update fixes one of its most misleading features
A subtle tweak in watchOS 26.2 changes how Apple Watch judges your sleep
By Matt Kollat Published
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Smart rings promised a wearable revolution – now they’re fighting to stay relevant
The smart ring market has cooled, but the next phase could decide its long-term future
By Matt Kollat Published
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Your best fitness years might come later than you think
Why consistency, not peak performance, now defines modern fitness
By Matt Kollat Published
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A surprise Garmin update fixes more than anyone expected – and a mystery omission
A new software release brings improvements to high-end models, though not every watch is invited to the update party
By Matt Kollat Published

