Google just launched a screenless tracker that undercuts Whoop’s annual subscription by £113. Two weeks of wearing both tells you exactly who each one is built for.
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The sun is out, the trails are calling, and nobody wants to be the person who forgot dry socks. Here’s the full kit list.
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A lightweight trail shoe that blends all day comfort, durability, and effortless style for women who spend serious time on their feet.
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Three major brands are about to launch screen-free fitness trackers. The question isn’t whether screenless is better. It’s whether you’re ready for what that actually means.
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From an AI-powered exoskeleton to a body temperature sensor used by pro cycling teams, this is the kit that actually makes a measurable difference to what your body can do.
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Co-created with adaptive athletes, the new outdoor range swaps zips for magnets and complexity for clarity, and the result works for everyone
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At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal
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Apollo Transport Electric Folding Bike Light enough to carry up stairs, small enough to slide under a desk, and priced under £850. For the right commuter, this no-frills folding e-bike gets the job done
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The OnePlus Watch Lite lands right in that sweet spot. It’s for people who care about performance, recovery and metrics, but want something stylish and low-key.
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The Stubble & Co. Motion Waist Pack changed my running game; and has now become something I instinctively reach for before every single run, without even thinking twice about it.
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