Power meters are a growing part of the cycling world and very important gadgets for people who are interesting in serious training and racing. Very much like the smart trainers looked at on TitanumGeek, I review power meters using the Zwift Gear Test protocol
After the Rio Olympics, some of the athletes secret sauce is out – a NEW Stryd Foot Pod! Given that optical heart rate meters on watches are very much in vogue, Stryd has taken their power metrics gubbins and stuffed them into a foot pod!
I don’t normally consider things like preliminary reviews, but when a device is COMPLETELY brand new. A new type of device. A new concept to a sport and I think a quick “look inside the box” is warranted before the testing starts for real. So without further fanfare – I give you the Stryd Running…
Garmin have completely replaced and re-designed the pedal pods from their generation 1 Vectors. The original system won as many plaudits as it did critics. The question for this Garmin Vector 2 review, with a set of new sleek pods, has Garmin been able to banish the first pedal based power meters generation 1 gremlins? With…
I recently received the a Fly6, V2.0 safety camera/light. Overall I’m very impressed. Even from the moment that you open the box, this is a device that screams – “We thought about that!” However given this is two products in one, does that make the Fly6 a jack of all trades and master of none?
Power meters are currently the buzz word in cycling. They are also a key to a vastly different form of training. Like GPS several years ago, most costs a lot. Here I look at one of the lower cost offerings from Stages. – Updated 31/05/15
James Gill