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Osprey Talon 11 Review

We’ve recently tested out the Talon series by Osprey, in specific the Talon 11.  We found this pack to be ideal for trail running, cycling, day hikes, snowshoeing, and just getting around town.  Osprey really has gotten everything right on this pack, from the features, to the fit, to the durability.  The Talon 11 is [...]

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Petzl Tikka Plus2 Review

The Petzl Tikka Plus2 is a great headlamp option whether you are looking to use it for hiking, backpacking, camping, running, cycling, or all your other active adventures.  The Tikka Plus2 delivers a powerful 50 lumens of white light and can reach out to 35 meters at its high output level and last for 55 [...]

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Sugoi Turbo Tri Short Review

The Turbo Tri Short from Sugoi is a no-nonsense triathlon short and a great value. The construction of this short features 6 panels and fits exceptionally well. The Matrix fabric of the Turbo Short is just compressive enough but not restrictive at all. We tested this short in training and racing situations and found it [...]

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Finish Line Pro Care Bucket Kit 8.0 Review

Looking to keep your bike in great shape throughout riding season? The Finish Line Pro Care Bucket Kit 8.0 is your one stop shop for basic bike maintenance. This kit comes with a wet and dry lube to keep your components well lubed in all environments. The grunge brush comes in handy when cleaning your [...]

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The North Face Ruckus Review

The North Face Ruckus is a commuter pack that caters to those who want to bring half of what they own with them to work or school. This pack is basic in the sense of its compartments, but it fits very well and when you loaded up, it won’t break your back. Whether your a [...]

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Mountain Hardwear Paladin Review

The Mountain Hardwear Paladin is the bombproof backpack for commuting, hiking, and everyday use. This bag is made of a highly waterproof material that cannot be penetrated. We tested it out in pouring rain storms while commuting with our laptops and we were extremely happy to say there was not a drop of wetness.  Aside [...]

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Sherpani Aeris S Medium Review

The Sherpani Aeris S Medium was a great surprise. At first glance, it looks like it may not hold a lot, but our testers were able to fit a lot in it. The fit is women specific, so it has a great fit for all the ladies out there. The two large side mesh pockets [...]

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Patagonia Vertical Mass Review

The Patagonia Vertical Mass is a basic looking backpack from the outside, but it’s functionality is incredible. The top zipper compartment was a great place to stash a cell phone, sunglasses, or anything important.  It has a water bottle holder that can fit a Nalgene or Camelbak sized water bottle to keep you hydrated on [...]

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Michelin Speedium 2 Review

So the cycling season is upon us and we are all looking to get our bikes in tip top shape for those long awaited rides. If you’re looking for a road bike tire whether it be for commuting or a century ride, we found the Michelin Speedium 2 to be a great option. Not only [...]

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Princeton Tec Swerve Review

Are you a night rider? No, not the TV show… If you do any bike riding at night, you know how important it is to be seen. Having a light on the front is great, but there is just as much danger if you can’t be seen from the back as well. We found the [...]

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