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10 products I loved in 2022: Ronan Mc Laughlin
2022! It's a year I'll not look back on fondly. In fact, the less said, the better about 2022 so we'll leave it at that. So, moving swift...

10 products I loved in 2022: 'Shoddy' Dave Everett
Turns out a few more than ten items are needed for getting though 2022.

POC is working on cycling helmets fitted with airbags
A study with automotive safety specialist Autoliv points to a concept worth furthering.

Tech gallery: 2021 Sea Otter Classic, day five
Eye-searing headlights from Niterider, revamped computer mounts from Bar Fly, mysterious new tools from Park Tool, and some lustworthy ov...

Spotlight: Smith Optics Shift Mag sunglass review
If you’ve been searching near and far for cycling sunglasses with less of a curve, your wish has been granted.

Spotlight: POC Devour sunglasses
You like your sunnies big, you say? POC’s got you covered - quite literally, in fact.

POC changes gears with new sub-200 gram Ventral Lite road helmet
Super light, extremely well ventilated, and very comfortable, but there's no MIPS to be found here.

POC's new Omne Eternal helmet has a solar-powered light that runs itself
The cleanly integrated rear light recharges itself from any light source and operates automatically
Ten products I loved in 2020: Caley Fretz
Bikes are an escape. Or they should be, anyway. When they're not, when kitting up feels monotonous and pedalling the same loop becomes we...

Solar-powered sunglasses: POC Aspire Solar Switch review
POC’s latest eyewear innovation incorporates a solar-powered liquid crystal panel in the lens that instantly darkens or lightens dependin...

New from POC: medical info chips built into helmets and a lid for foul weather
POC is yet another brand that had planned to exhibit at the annual Sea Otter Classic trade show that was originally scheduled for later t...

Virginia Tech add more helmets to tested list: MIPS still trending
According to Virginia Tech’s latest cycling helmet test results, helmets equipped with MIPS are still the king of the safest crown, and n...