Gear

Most cyclists upgrade in the wrong order. They chase lighter components, swap handlebars, or spend hours agonising over saddle choices, when a few targeted changes would have made a much bigger difference for a fraction of the cost. These are the five road bike upgrades that are genuinely worth your money, ordered from the cheapest […]

Garmin launched the Forerunner 70 and Forerunner 170 on May 12, 2026. Both replace the watches that came before them — the Forerunner 55 and Forerunner 165 — and both land with more features than their predecessors at higher price points. The line between entry-level and mid-range is blurrier than ever. If you’re trying to

A good running watch doesn’t have to cost $600. The gap between budget and premium has closed a lot in the last few years. GPS accuracy, heart rate monitoring, structured workouts. You can get all of it without the price tag that makes you wince. If you’re trying to figure out which running watches on

Buying gear for a runner sounds easy until you realize they probably already own the essentials. The shoes are sorted. There’s a drawer full of race shirts they’ll never wear again. The GPS watch has been on their wrist since their third half marathon. What they’re missing is the stuff that fills the gaps: the

Shopping for a triathlete is harder than it looks. They’re particular about their gear, they’ve already bought the essentials, and if you get it wrong you’re basically giving them a paperweight. The good news: there’s a whole category of useful stuff that most triathletes want but never get around to buying themselves. These are the

Most people overthink gear before their first triathlon. They see the pros on Instagram and assume they need a $5,000 bike, a full aero kit, and more gadgets than a Formula One car. You don’t. A sprint triathlon is a 750m swim, 20km bike, and 5km run. Not Kona. If you already own running shoes