The Arundel Stainless Steel Bottle Cage is strong and durable, works well, and looks great. A fantastic choice. These days, many cyclists just buy the nicest looking or lightest bottle cage. The choice of bottle cage is more of a fashion statement than anything. But if you’re
Continue reading →While it’s more expensive than almost all other sports drinks, DripDrop is what you need to bail you out when you go too hard in too extreme conditions. Every cyclist should keep a box of this on hand during the hot summer months. DripDrop ORS is not
Continue reading →ONE Protein Bar is high in protein, low in sugar, and gluten-free. But what makes it so special is that it comes in crazy flavors like “maple glazed doughnut,” “birthday cake,” and “blueberry cobbler.” Oh, and yes, the flavors taste incredible! Health & Nutrition Looking at these
Continue reading →If you’re looking for a protein bar that tastes like it’s homemade, but you don’t want to actually make it yourself, the Perfect Bar is the perfect bar for you. The Perfect Bar, created in 2005, is billed as “the original refrigerated protein bar.” The Perfect Bar
Continue reading →Getting sick can really screw with your fitness and almost guarantee a poor race performance. Plus, I HATE getting sick. So I like this product called Swype Cold & Flu Shield. Here’s my review…
Continue reading →Clif Bar was making good-tasting energy bars before it was cool. And they keep releasing fun new flavors. Unfortunately, they haven’t made any big changes – until now. Presenting Clif Nut Butter Filled Bars. What are they? Clif Bars with a nut butter filling. Clif Bar Nut
Continue reading →Based on fruit, nut butters, and seeds, the Clif Fruit Smoothie Filled Energy Bar is basically a fruit smoothie in a bar. It’s a Clif Bar. It contains fruit filling. And it’s delicious! Let’s find out if it’s right for you. Fruit Smoothie Filled Clif Bars In
Continue reading →The Epic Performance Bar contains all natural ingredients, but unlike most other products from Epic Provisions, these bars do not contain meat. They’re just fruit, nuts, and egg whites. Let’s see how Epic stacks up against similar bars like the RX Bar and Larabar, and which one
Continue reading →The Olly Bar name may sound familiar to anyone who shops at Target department stores. You’ve probably seen the huge displays of Olly gummy vitamins in their colorful packaging. Those supplements are surging in popularity and now Olly offers protein powder and protein bars, too. Here we
Continue reading →Change Maker: Turn Your Passion For Health and Fitness Into a Powerful Purpose and a Wildly Successful Career That’s the title of a brand new book from the creator of Precision Nutrition, Dr. John Berardi. In the new book, Dr. Berardi will help you make sense of
Continue reading →Pommello Sweats claim to be “clothes that work you out.” Other claims revolve around the idea of detoxifying your body through sweating, which, while accurate, can be misleading in this age of detox cleanses. Really, they’re just thick workout clothes that don’t breathe well. Think of them
Continue reading →GU enters the hot stroopwafel market with the GU Energy Stroopwafel. Gu says this is “a Dutch-style syrup waffle that acts like an energy gel, but tastes like breakfast.” As someone who has been using GU energy gels for nearly 20 years (because they work!), I’m very
Continue reading →Foam rollers and other tools are great, but don’t you sometimes miss the ability of a good old lacrosse ball to provide pressure at a pinpoint location? They’re so versatile. But… they can also be messy, rolling around rather than staying in place. And sometimes they’re too
Continue reading →It takes a special type of endurance athlete to be concerned about the quality of the degreaser and chain lube they use. But I think most endurance athletes do take an interest in nature, supporting our planet, and being eco-friendly. If that’s you, you might be interested
Continue reading →Need a super lightweight alternative to skull caps and sweat bands? Try Wicks Sweat Protector Strips. Unlike a full skullcap, or even a headband or helmet liner, these are tiny. They are strips. Just a little bit bigger than butterfly bandages. But they claim they can keep
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