B&M IQ-X dynamo headlight review Post date 2017-02-06 Posted in Cycling, Review, Slider The B&M IQ-X dynamo headlight. Very good, but with a couple of flaws that place it behind the Edelux 2 and IQ2U in global pecking order.
Tapiriik GPS data synchroniser tool review Post date 2016-07-31 Posted in Cycling, Review If you use a GPS to record your activities, you could probably make good use of the online syncroniser Tapiriik
Urban Arrow family – short review Post date 2016-01-26 Posted in Cycling, Review, Slider I got the chance last weekend to spend some hours playing with the electric assist Urban Arrow family cargo bike. Here’s what I thought.
Review: VeloViewer Post date 2016-01-11 Posted in Cycling, Review, Running A bit of a monster review/user guide for VeloViewer – possibly the best analysis package for your activity data in Strava.
Short review—M5 carbon highracer Post date 2015-06-13 Posted in Cycling, Review, Slider The Baron is dead, and the MetaBike hangs on only because of it’s versatility. There’s a new king in the world of highracers.
Bumbo floor seat review Post date 2015-06-08 Posted in Babies, Review Another handy baby-sitting device for under £15; this time the Bumbo floor seat.
Antilop IKEA high chair review Post date 2015-06-01 Posted in Babies, Review A review of the best value child-thing you’ll ever buy: the £13 IKEA Antilop high chair. Seriously. This is a review of a high chair. Reader beware.
Brooks cambium saddle—short review Post date 2015-03-17 Posted in Cycling, Review Straight out of the box the rubber-and-canvas Cambium has the comfort of a well-loved leather saddle. Just buy some spare trousers…
Not a review of the River Cottage Baby & Toddler Cookbook Post date 2015-01-05 Posted in Babies, Review You can’t review a cookbook having only tried a few of the recipes in it. Happily, the River Cottage Baby & Toddler Cookbook isn’t just about recipes…
Endura Dexter gloves review Post date 2014-08-28 Posted in Cycling, Review After six years of regular use, I can say with confidence the Endura Dexters are cracking long-fingered commuting gloves.
