We interview Eric Horton, Director of Design at Giro, to learn about their design philosophy and tech in cycling shoes.

We take a look at the new “professional grade” road shoe from Giro, aimed to be so well-rounded that it’s the last shoe you’ll need.

We review the heat-moldable Riot+ and Riot TR+ shoes from Bont. With high-end features at a great price, should they be your next shoe?

Giro has announced a new road helmet featuring an updated and integrated version of the MIPS safety technology.

If you’re an Ironman racer, probably. Short courser, maybe not.

Shoes are contact points, like your saddle and aerobar pads. The expectation is higher for contact points. Does the S-Phyre deliver?

Scott’s new Cadence Plus helmet proves that an aero road helmet doesn’t have to be a compromise. It can be lighter, more comfortable, and just as aero as a dedicated TT helmet. This is easily the best road helmet I’ve ever used.

Updated for 2017 and new magnetic visor. The MET Drone Widebody was not on my radar of “interesting helmets” until it showed up – without decals – on the head of Jan Frodeno at IM Frankfurt in 2015. After testing it, I’m surprised it’s not more popular.

The first in a series of reviews of the latest in aero helmets focusing on everything other than how aero they are. Here we take a long term look at the POC Cerebel.

This review was almost a year in the making, but for a shoe of this price I thought it prudent to make sure it would stand up to everything I could throw at it.

We review the Bontrager RL Road shoe, in super bright Visibility color. With carbon soles, light weight, and a micro ratcheting buckle, they offer all of the tech features you expect.

We review the top two triathlon shoes from Specialized, the S-Works Trivent and the Trivent Expert. Both feature carbon soles and are well-vented, but the similarities stop there.