Berne Broudy

The Specialized Prime Series Thermal Gloves feel almost like thin, full finger summer-weight gloves.

Fox's Ranger Fire gloves tackle winter weather and cut the chill without cleaning out the cash drawer.

The Zero+ gloves from Velocio are low-bulk, but they offer a ton more warmth than you would think. And they're easy to get on and off.

The CaveM is a minimalist multisport glove that keeps out the weather but doesn’t add bulk between hands and bars.

The Heckler is a ripping fun bike with some of the same ride characteristics of other Santa Cruz bikes.

The Moterra Neo 2's carbon frame and 160mm of travel is versatile, nimble, and fun whether you're climbing or descending.

Futuristic internet- and phone-connected, the G6.2 Expert FS learns your body and trails to provide the most seamlessly assisted ride.

Trek’s long-travel Rail 9.9 soars up climbs and crushes descents, rolling on top-end suspension with electronic shifting and dropper.

An e-MTB with an 80-mile range that gives you twice your power — at nearly the same weight — as a traditional trail bike.

Extremely slack geometry and a long wheelbase Makes the Niner WFO E9 an impressively stable, shock-absorbing e-bike.

The Sector is a cross-country and gravel shoe that offers maximum pedaling efficiency, and rubber that makes the rigid sole walkable.

The Ride Concept Vice mountain bike shoe’s sticky sole and pedal-connected feeling will help you progress and meet your goals.

The ME7 shoes have synthetic leather uppers, neoprene cuffs, a comfortable and effective retention system, and Michelin rubber soles.

The Terra Ergolace shoe is our pick for the best touring/light mountain bike shoes that are the closest thing to a sneaker for clipless riding.

The Specialized Recon 3.0 mountain bike shoes offer a sweet balance of stiffness and walkability that gave me control on all terrain.

The understated and classic Liv Shuttle Flat workhorse shoe got the job done.

Though it’s a critical piece of performance gear, sports bras have seen limited innovation; it’s clothing most cycling brands are afraid to touch.

The Pure Move bra got exponentially more testing hours than the others — we’ve been wearing it for a year. It's super compressive and comes in 10 sizes.

The best road helmet combines a rotational force system, light weight, ventilation, and aerodynamics into a sleek and comfortable package. That's a tall order.

The Evade II ventilates surprisingly well for an aero helmet with few vents. The addition of an ANGI sensor provides peace of mind, too.