Hoka Carbon X3 Review : A Lightweight Long Distance Racer
Initial Impressions Of The Hoka Carbon X3 The HOKA Carbon X3 is a super cushiony long distance runner as well as a racer. I am coming off a rather heavy two to three months...
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The Baleaf Bib Short Review
Initial Take On The Baleaf 5″ 4D Chamois Padded Mesh Panels Cycling Bib Shorts With these Baleaf Bib Shorts, let’s just agree that a simpler title might be more advantageous when trying to make...
Brooks Trace Running Shoe Review
First Thoughts on The Brooks Trace Brooks and I go way back. Admittedly, I have really played the field. To put it nicely, I am a Brooks Philanderer. Having gone from the freeflowing and...
Brooks Ghost 12 Running Shoe Review
First Thoughts Of The Brooks Ghost 12 I’ve run in Brooks’ Pure Grit, Pure Flow, Cascadia, Ricochet, Launch, and probably others I can’t remember right now. I even had some Ghosts a good 10...
The TIME Xpro 10 Cycling Pedal Review
Initial Thoughts On The Time XPRO 10 Road Bike Pedals The Time XPRO 10 is being marketed as a pedal that resonates with race road cyclists as well as the weekend warrior biking enthusiast....
Time Osmos 12 Cycling Shoe Review
First Thoughts On The Time Osmos 12 Crisp, clean, and ready for action. Time is back at the cycling shoe game! It’s been 6 or 7 years since their last shoe, and decades since...
Pirelli Road Tire Review
Initial Thoughts On Pirelli’s Return To The Cycling Tire World After a 25 year hiatus, Pirelli is back to producing bicycle tires. They are hitting their stride with various tire lines for the road,...
PROVIZ Reflect 360 High Vis Cycling Gear Review
First illuminating Thoughts On The PROVIZ Line Of Highly Visible Cycling Gear I received the Proviz gear mid summer, and I was super excited about it. I want to be seen and stay safe...
The Giro Code Techlace Adventure Shoe Review
First Thoughts On The Giro Code Techlace The Giro Code Techlace are the perfect shoe for what’s slowly but surely been infiltrating the cycling industry for several years now. And no, I’m not talking...
Gravel Grinding Review Of The Michelin Power Tire
First Take On The Michelin Power Gravel Tire I have had good luck with Michelin in recent past. My road bike sports the Michelin Pro Endurance. They’ve survived some fairly aggressive urban peleton riding...
Castelli Alpha RoS Jersey Review
The Castelli Alpha RoS Jersey First Impressions Right off the bat, the term “Jersey” in this case can be a bit confusing. It is sort of a jersey/jacket combo with a liner on the...
Pearl Izumi E:motion Road N2 V2 Review
I think I fit Pearl Izumi’s target market perfectly. I mountain bike, cycle the roads, enjoy the challenge of a triathlon, and hit the roads and trails for running. If I had to take...
Lazer Helium MIPS Helmet Review
Yes, there are a lot of great helmets out there, and yes they will all provide protection if you have the misfortune of laying down your bike. What sets the Lazer Helium MIPS helmet apart...
Pearl Izumi EM Road N0 Shoe Review
Pearl Izumi is a brand I am more familiar with for the triathlete; but as we all know, running is part of a triathlon, so I was excited to test out the Pearl...
Merrell Sonic Glove Review
Get outside in the Sonic Glove. So let’s face it. The latest craze is barefoot running. Love it or hate it, it’s the “in” thing right now, and companies all over the globe are...
Ecco Biom A (Textile) 2.2 Shoe Review
Biom – dare to be looked at. But don’t fall over. Ecco. Not the first name that comes to mind when the words “running company” are uttered. Yet any time a company puts a...
Mizuno Wave Enigma Running Shoe Review
If you’ve never given wave technology a try, give it a go. You might just surprise yourself… To begin with, I ran in barefoot shoes just about all summer. I was looking for...
Nike Lunarglide +3 Running Shoe Review
Some cushioned shoes err on the side of softness – it’s as if they replaced the original pronation correction with mysterious material, somewhat like the consistency of cotton candy. Other cushioned shoes err on...
