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  • Find your motivation

    Whether you’re riding on paved roads or exploring new trails off-road, it’s important to have eye protection that enhances and protects your vision. Smith’s new Motive sunglasses combine a traditional two-piece lens design with an oversized profile to provide an unobstructed view. The Motive retail for $175 with standard ChromaPop lenses and $185 for the mirrored versions. Smith has infused classic design cues into the Motive while using a modern TR90 nylon frame for durability. Regardless of the version you choose, Smith includes spare clear lenses as well as fabric and a zippered hard case for storage and transportation. The…

  • KOO’s ultralight sunglasses

    KOO’s Supernova sunglasses are one of the lightest sunglasses that KOO currently offers. With their frameless design they offer a wide field of view with no obstructions. The Supernova sunglasses retail for $200 for the standard lens and $220 for the photochromic version. All the lenses are developed by Zeiss and are shatter-proof as well as anti-reflective. Koo has incorporated their sporty styling into the Supernova to give them an aggressive yet clean look for use on or off the bike. Despite the frameless design, Koo has designed the Supernova to have interchangeable lens design with removable temple arms and…

  • CYCPLUS’s Pro tire inflators

    Portable electronic bike inflators are one of the latest trends in cycling as they combine small form factors with battery powered pumps to inflate tires on the go. CYCPLUS has taken their compact AS2, which was formerly branded as the Cube, and added and developed the Pro series. We have both the $109 AS2 Pro and the $129 AS2 Pro Max which both feature larger batteries and LED screens with pressure gauges to improve usability. The main difference between the two models is that the Pro has a 420 mAh battery while the Pro Max has a larger 600 mAh…

  • The lightweight and ventilated MTB helmet

    Sweet Protection’s new Primer MIPS helmet sits in the middle of their MTB lineup as a budget friendly option. The helmet features improved fit and safety features to let you push your limits without breaking the bank. Retailing for $150, the Primer MIPS features a MIPS Evolve liner as well as the brand’s updated 360 Occigrip fit system. Designed for mountain biking, the Primer MIPS helmet has a deep fit with additional protection on the rear and a removable visor to provide protection from the elements. The helmet also features 13 vents to allow air to flow through it and…

  • Snaptain’s budget friendly E10 drone

    Drones have gone from futuristic ideas to everyday toys thanks to advancements in battery and cameras. The Snaptain E10 that we have in this review is part of Snaptain’s E series of drones which are their budget and beginner friendly non-GPS drones. With a retail price of $159.99 the Snaptain E10 offers a motorized 1080 FHD Camera and up to 18 minutes of flight time. As a budget drone the E10 is a non-GPS drone and is limited to 150m transmission range. The drone features a compact folding quadcopter design that makes it easy to fly and highly portable. Snaptain…

  • GOREWEAR’s premium everyday cycling kit

    GOREWEAR’s new Spinshift cycling collection is one of their latest apparel collections that’s designed with premium materials and fit. It’s been designed to compete with high-end brands and offers weather protection and the latest fabric technology. In this review, we’re going to be looking at the full kit which includes the GORE-TEX Jacket, Cargo Bib Shorts and the Long Sleeve Jersey. The Spinshift GORE-TEX jacket retails for $270 and combines a fully waterproof construction with lightweight GORE-TEX ePE membrane. GOREWEAR has designed the jacket with reflective details and taped seams to provide protection without any bulk. Under the jacket you…

  • The lightweight and ventilated road cycling helmet

    Sweet Protection’s new Fluxer MIPS helmet is a lightweight and highly ventilated helmet designed for warm weather. The Fluxer takes styling cues from the aerodynamic Sweet Protection Falconer helmet but optimizes comfort and ventilation. Retail price of the helmet is $200 which also slots underneath the Falconer helmets with a fully finished external shell and MIPS Air Nodes. As with other Sweet Protection helmets, the Fluxer has their proprietary STACC ventilation system which strategically placed vents to maximize cooling. The helmet is also lightweight with a 360 Occigrip Fit System and lightweight nylon straps. Additionally, the helmet features integrated eyewear…

  • The brighter GPS mount combo front light

    While there are a lot of headlights on the market, RAVEMEN’s FR lights have a unique design that sandwiches between computers and mounts. In this review we’ll be looking at the latest version, the RAVEMEN FR300 which offers brighter output and longer runtime compared to the FR160. The FR300 retails for $49.95 and features an impressive 300 lumen output from a small form factor. RAVEMEN has designed the light as a be-seen style light with a wide COB LED lens that ensures riders are visible from any angle. The FR300 utilizes a Garmin or Wahoo mount on the bottom and…

  • The metal CamelBak podium bottles

    As consumers have become more eco-conscious, companies have started to respond with metal water bottles. These avoid potentially harmful plastics and eliminate the plastic taste you can get with some bottles. CamelBak has taken the concept and created Titanium and Steel options for their popular Podium bike bottles. As the halo product, the $100 CamelBak Podium Titanium is constructed from vacuum-insulated titanium that offers up to 7 hours of insulation for 18 oz of cold fluids. Most buyers will likely purchase the CamelBak Steel bottles which are a more reasonable $35 for 18 oz capacity and $40 for 22 oz…