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Van Rysel Winter Road Cycling Jacket Endurance review: More pockets than you could know what to do with, plus great performance for the price
By Andy Turner published
review Huge amounts and variation of storage, great levels of insulation, and superb value, but not the best fit or breathability.

Assos Winter LS Skin Layer P1 review: An update and a price bump, but still just as comfortable
By Tom Wieckowski last updated
Review The Winter LS Skin Layer just might be one of the most comfortable pieces of cycling kit I've ever worn

Polar H10 heart monitor review: Accurate, lightweight and easily adjustable
By Emma Cole published
Review Excellent chest strap heart rate sensor with dual connectivity

Lake CX146 Winter cycling shoe review: Bulky, but performs well even in sub-zero conditions
By Will Jones last updated
review The Lake CX146 is the perfect winter cycling shoe if you have wide feet, and will keep you covered into sub-zero conditions with the right socks

Magicshine Ray 2600B light review: A very good all-purpose front light, but let down slightly by a confusing user interface
By Will Jones published
Review A very gradual beam cutoff means the Magicshine Ray 2600B works well on and off-road

POC Thermal Cargo Tight review: Warm winter tights with space for extra cargo
By Tom Wieckowski published
review The POC Thermal Cargo tights are highly capable, but the pricing is top tier

Wahoo TICKR FIT armband review: Great for riders who don't like chest straps
By Emma Cole published
Review An accurate, easy-to-wear heart rate monitor that crucially isn't a chest strap

The Scope Artech 6.A wheels cost more than most bikes and are incredible to ride, but they have one massive flaw
By Will Jones published
Review They came out on top in our own wind tunnel tests, but how did the Scope Artech 6.A wheels fare in the real world?

Whoop 4.0 - a three-year review: visualising burnout, COVID and a 180-mile ride
By Josh Croxton published
review My experience wearing the Whoop 4.0 alongside Apple, Garmin and Polar watches, plus dozens of heart rate monitors

Pirelli P Zero Race TLR RS tyre review: Relatively fast, but lacks wet weather performance
By Will Jones published
Review The Pirelli P Zero Race TLR RS has decent wattage figures, but often breaks traction on steeper climbs in the wet

Sidi Nix winter boot review: Winter miles with Sidi's latest winter cycling shoe
By Tom Wieckowski published
review The Sidi Nix winter boots are comfortable and durable but some of the classic winter shoe weak spots remain

Lezyne Strip Drive Pro 400+ review: Fantastically bright light that holds securely and lasts well
By Andy Turner published
review Impressive maximum battery life and hugely bright daylight option. Strap is a little limiting on deep aero seatposts though.

Madison DTE Waterproof Primaloft Thermal gloves review: Quality winter gloves that punch above their weight
By Tom Wieckowski published
REVIEW The Madison DTE waterproof gloves have nearly every winter glove feature I like to see and are cheaper than some more premium brands

Q36.5 Termico winter gloves review: Lightweight, capable and warm winter gloves
By Tom Wieckowski published
review The Q36.5 Termico gloves are stylish and capable, and will look after you well in to single digit temperatures

Wahoo Kickr Move review: Added realism, but also added instability
By Will Jones published
Review The fore/aft movement is helpful, but the side-to-side is less so

Vittoria Corsa N.Ext tyre review: A halfway house between race tyre and training tyre that does well at both
By Andy Turner published
review Not the fastest, not the most durable, but a great mix and balance of the two for a decent price
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