Castelli seem keen on confusing people. When the Gabba was launched some years ago it quickly became the stuff of legend. I’ve written about that legend before in, for example, my Parentini Mossa review. The Gabba is a quite brilliant … Continue reading Castelli Perfetto 2 Light : and a guide to the Gabba family
Following on from my reviews of the rather excellent Giro Empire VR90 MTB shoes and the equally superb Giro Privateer R I’ve been testing Giro’s Republic shoes. They’re not far from being the middle choice between the full on raciness of the Empire and … Continue reading Giro Republic LX Shoes
Many years ago I started cycling and bought some cheap team kit. I was oblivious to the rules. But there were real advantages to buying the kit that I found, it was cheap, it wore well, it was nice. The … Continue reading Prendas Long Sleeve Anniversary Jersey : the Art of the Jersey
Tough crowd. Imagine breaking into new markets. It’s not easy. Yeah, it helps if you’re an established brand that’s demonstrably associated with cycling, but getting into a market segment is still a big ask. That’s what Giro, better known for … Continue reading Giro Factor ACC shoes
You might recall that I was a big fan of Truestart Coffee when I first came across their wares in the Fuelit Selection Box last year. While I am, like most cyclists, a purveyor of ‘proper coffee’ I have to say that I found … Continue reading Truestart Hero Energy Bars
This one’s been a staple in the Castelli winter range for a while now. The go to winter jacket. Castelli say this of it: “Everything Castelli does is somehow designed to make you faster. Think of this as your go-fast-in-July … Continue reading Castelli Espresso 4 winter jacket
Click here to buy for £97 (don’t forget the code!) Alé. Typing that with the accent requires me to do lots of things with the option key, or cut and paste, so quite a lot of work has gone into … Continue reading Alé Arcobaleno Winter Jacket
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