Fitness Tech
Latest reviews
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Bowflex SelectTech 840 kettlebell review: your new home gym staple weight
The Bowflex SelectTech 840 kettlebell is bulky yet versatile, great for living room home gyms
By Matt Kollat •
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Bowflex Selecttech 1090i Dumbbells review: the Rolls Royce of dumbbells
Offering serious weight without the bulk, this is a solid set of dumbbells where the weight is selected with the turn of a dial
By Leon Poultney •
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Men's Health Cast Iron Adjustable Dumbbell Review: Bowflex just got a problem
Bowflex for a lot less money: a complete set of weights in one compact, if not very lightweight, unit
By Leon Poultney •
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Hoka One One Carbon X review: running shoes disruptor brand might make you ditch your Nike, Asics and Adidas
The amazing Hoka One One Carbon X running shoes run even longer than their name
By Matt Kollat •
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Polar Vantage V review: formidable rival for Garmin, way more advanced than Fitbit
A whole lot of metrics for not a lot of money
By Matt Kollat •
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Salomon Alphacross trail running shoes review: one for dry training days in the forest
Some corners have been cut but the overall experience is still good
By Matt Kollat •
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WaterRower review: a stealthy rowing machine that'll give you a full body workout
You'll love it for the experience and your family and neighbours will thank you for getting such a quiet machine instead of a treadmill
By Matt Kollat •
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On Cloudventure review: a firm Nike Pegasus Trail running shoes competitor from Switzerland
Firm trail running shoes with spot on traction and grip
By Matt Kollat •
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Adidas PulseBoost HD running trainers review: there's more to Adidas than Ultraboost…
Knitted running shoes are a great everyday run, and they come with a Spotify playlist
By Matt Kollat •
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Saucony Ride ISO 2 running shoes review: a techy pair of trainers for an unobtrusive ride
The Saucony Ride ISO 2 won't evoke too many emotions, but they are not bad running shoes at all
By Matt Kollat •
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Polar Ignite fitness watch review: gives Garmin Forerunners and Fitbits a run for their money
The Polar Ignite is indeed a versatile workout partner, if you don't mind the lack of NFC and music storage
By Matt Kollat •
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JaxJox KettlebellConnect review: a rack of weights in one smart unit
The humble kettlebell gets a brain, connects to your phone and saves space with six weights in one
By Leon Poultney •
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Fitbit Charge 3 review (early verdict): probably best in class… yet still weirdly uninspiring
Part band, part smartwatch, this is the Fitbit as we know it, perfected. Next time, could you bring some new ideas to the table please, guys?
By Duncan Bell •
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On Cloudrush review: the best running shoe for more advanced runners
Swiss-made running wizardry with a shoe that's aimed at regular runners but which will benefit just about anyone
By Kieran Alger •
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Nike Vaporwing Elite Review
Ultra lightweight shades which can take a pounding
By Spencer Hart •
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Rudy Project Rydon Review
Cult cycling brand Rudy Project make the most adaptable sunnies we’ve tested
By Spencer Hart •
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Adidas Raylor S Review
Lightweight polarised shades from Adidas are great allrounders
By Spencer Hart •
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Maui Jim Night Dive Review
Stylish Hawaiian brand Maui Jim can hold its own in the sports segment
By Spencer Hart •
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Oakley EVZero Range Prizm Trail Review
These lightweight tech-filled shades offer superior off-road performance
By Spencer Hart •
