When SRAM reached out and wanted my opinion on the RockShox Rudy Ultimate XPLR, I was definitely curious. Gravel suspension has become more popular over the last few years, and with the type of terrain I normally ride, I wanted to see…
WTB knows by now that I love testing new tires. Over the years, they have sent me quite a few different models to review, and when they offered me the opportunity to test the new Course 52, I was immediately interested. Gravel…
WTB knows by now that I love testing new tires. Over the years, they have sent me quite a few different models to review and the arrival of the new Byway RS 50 was another opportunity I couldn’t turn down. I have…
When your day on the mountain involves steep elevation gains, vertical scrambles, and more, standard athletic wear simply won’t cut it. Traditional gym leggings often lack structural integrity, leaving you vulnerable to sharp rocks, dense brush, and shifting winds. The Fjällräven Keb…
When SRAM reached out and showed interest in having my opinion on the Rival AXS 2×12 groupset, I was immediately interested. I have been riding 1x setups almost exclusively for years, especially with the amount of gravel riding I do. Going back…
I usually know Fjällräven for its renowned Keb Trousers line. This summer, I was introduced to a product that is the complete opposite of that line, which is typically designed for technical alpine trekking. I had the chance to test some pants…
Packable footwear often involves a compromise. Either you give up support for portability, or you sacrifice space for comfort. This summer I had the chance to test a pair of Slip-on, from an interesting collaboration between Merrell and Free People Movement. I…
When Blackburn reached out to Allday about testing the new Airtower Pro Digital, I was definitely interested. A floor pump isn’t necessarily the most exciting piece of cycling equipment to talk about, but it’s probably one of the tools I use the…
