Gear

The comfiest base-camp bedding

These shelters score major comfort points

We reviewed 341 pieces of gear. But these ones stood above.

These bags redefine carrying comfort

Masterful sleds for a variety of conditions

Scarpa is pushing approach shoes to new heights—and distances

Clothing and accessories for urban riding

Leave the heavy lifting to these pieces

On-bike essentials for a better ride

Fend off water and wind with these breathable, packable jackets

Top-notch rigs for riding where the pavement ends

A new wave of inflatables is approaching shore

These hikers will help you carry your load and stay comfortable and secure, no matter the terrain

Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces

Purpose-built platforms for a variety of experiences

Finally, a hiking boot that can truly do it all

Rigorous testing was no match for these pieces

This travel speaker impresses with studio-quality sound

With the right tent you can protect yourself from the weather, spread out in luxury, and settle into a home away from home

Give the pack the slip

These bags and pads will keep you warm and promote healthy sleep without weighing down your pack

These top-notch lids won us over

These motor-equipped rides are both fun and functional

There’s a great new wearable for every kind of athletic goal

This nifty container makes gear organization a cinch

A secure connection to your bike starts with your feet

This pack bridges the gap between ultralight and ultracomfy

Embrace the heat and take your practice deeper

Round out your trail kit and get riding

The best comfort and performance for all levels of activity

This featherlight racerback doesn’t sacrifice support

Focus on your session—not your clothes

Focus on your session—not your clothes

Rigs to put a smile on anyone’s face

The activity-tracking platform sees huge spike in users in the past 24 months.

The super lightweight SES 2.3 and aero SES 6.7 are completely new additions to the line.

Examining hill gradients, Campagnolo components, and the IT band.

Reliable, pedal-based, dual-sided power measurement for Shimano pedal users.

Video and radar offer layers of safety measures for any rider.

Examining the effects of crank length on saddle position, and changes to gearing.

Users ask for pace partners to remain in Makuri Island world, and Zwift listens.

What to wear when cycling in rapidly changing weather.

Reacting to user demand, the virtual cycling environment will pull all pace bots from Makuri Island.

‘We didn’t think it was a wise move to launch a high-end trainer or a high-end smart bike at this time,’ says Zwift's director of PR.

Two years in the making, the new wheels account for a variety of real-world situations, from hard impacts to gusty winds, as well as hitting high-performance markers.

British Olympic champion rides a Pinarello on the road for Ineos Grenadiers.

The deadline means users of deprecated hardware and no-longer-supported OS's must upgrade to continue using the virtual cycling environment.

EF Education teams sponsored by Cannondale use 34,000 bottles a year, the brand says. The bottle won't be sold, but will be for teams only.

The UC kit design looks great in an ‘if Katherine Hepburn wore cycling kit’ kind of way, and other observations.

Prototype BMC to be raced this week at the Ironman world championship in Utah.

Are tubeless tires for road — and pavé — a trend or are they here to stay?

1,900g steel frame can be painted in a variety of colors, and comes in six sizes.

Hooked or hookless rim? Campagnolo shoots the gap with 'mini hook' on the 1,485g carbon wheels.

A perusal of the gear and the warm-up methodologies in Lausanne.

Wahoo adds to its indoor training portfolio while trimming its workforce by 20 percent.

Hacks to get the fit you need on your road bike.

The new titanium Chisela costs $125 and features a quick-release mount for a light or a camera.

Ashton Lambie, Skylar Schneider and The Vegan Cyclist are among Bettoun's customers.

The frameless sunglass gets a smaller lens, shorter temples, and less weight.