Speed Projection

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Most cyclists have some sort of cycle computer. Whether it’s an app on an iPhone or Android smartphone, or a GPS device from Garmin, your miles are logged. But when on the bike sometimes the sun glares on the screen and it’s difficult to make out your speed. Likewise, after dark your screen may not be easy to see as well. A new Dynamic Bike Headlight, in development, projects your speed on the ground ahead of you, which also provides a light to increase visibility. Continue reading Speed Projection

Just the Flax, Carbon Flax

In every cyclists efforts to trim grams, there comes a time when a few accessories, like a hydration system, are deemed essential. Now time trailers and triathletes, among other cyclists, can shave a few grams from their hydration system. Karbon Speed just released its XR Series hydration system, the Karbon Speed FXR, for Front Extended Range. Continue reading Just the Flax, Carbon Flax

Trigger Point Downsizes with Grid Mini

The foam roller is one of the more overlooked workout accessories out there. We have one, but it got put away somewhere and as it’s out of site, it’s our of our routine. Unfortunately. This is one case where smaller might actually be better. Trigger Point is introducing its GRID Mini foam roller, a smaller version that will be compact enough to leave out, or take with you.

The GRID Mini from Trigger Point is 5-inches tall, and 5.5-inches in diameter. It has an attractive texture that might even blend in with modern décor – so it can stay out in your living room without becoming unsightly. While that’s one of benefits we like, Trigger Point also stresses that the smaller (and lightweight) equipment is portable and can be taken to the gym or even packs in a suitcase for a trip so you can get your workout on the road.

Trigger Point will make the GRID Mini available in April during IHRSA in Las Vegas.

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Nuun New Flavors Based on Customer Faves

To come up with three new flavors, electrolyte enhanced drink tablet maker Nuun asked for customer input. The three flavors that they came up with as a result are Lemonade, Watermelon, and caffeine-enhanced Cherry Limeade. Flavors will be available just in time for spring. Continue reading Nuun New Flavors Based on Customer Faves

Rossignol Debuts New Alltrack Series

This year there’s actually snow on the slopes, so you might get a little bit more excited about new ski gear coming out. Rossignol certainly is excited, it’s releasing an all new Alltrack series. The premier boot, the Alltrack Pro 130, is an all-mountain boot packed with features. Continue reading Rossignol Debuts New Alltrack Series

Moves App Monitors Your Activity from Your iPhone

Activity monitors are great, but you have to remember to put them on or the investment means nothing. You know what device you probably never forget to have on you? Your phone. Moves app from ProtoGeo is an app that uses your iPhone to monitor your activity. Continue reading Moves App Monitors Your Activity from Your iPhone

MilestonePod Tells When Your Shoes are Toast

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It’s easy to set up a cycle computer on your bike so you can determine how many miles you go each ride, and even to get a total for the bike. Running shoes, it’s not always so easy. Even worse, it’s difficult to tell when your shoes need to be replaced. A new device, the MilestonePod, aims to solve those problems, and more. Continue reading MilestonePod Tells When Your Shoes are Toast

gForce Tracker Adds Up Trauma

Head injuries are getting a lot of attention, all the way from little league teams to the pros. While the focus is primarily on football, other sports including baseball come into play on the issue. A new device, the gForce Tracker (GFT) will help athletes (and parents of younger athletes) track cumulative trauma to help tell players when they need a time out. Continue reading gForce Tracker Adds Up Trauma

Earhoox Plans to Make Earbuds More Comfortable

Earbuds were never a comfortable option for me, and they never stayed in. So I’ve always stuck with other options. A start-up raising funds on IndieGoGo aims to make earbuds more comfortable and stay in place. Earhoox is a pair of silicone rings that cover the outside of the earbud, with a fin that gives the earbud a little more of an anchor in your ear. Continue reading Earhoox Plans to Make Earbuds More Comfortable

Holiday Gift Idea: Elevengear Ginger Jersey

Yes, the Ginger Jersey is a play on redheads, but that’s not a requirement to don the Ginger Jersey from Elevengear. The long sleeve jersey is suitable as a standalone jersey, or as a baselayer, which means you can wear it when it’s hot or cold out. It gets its name because the long sleeves offer full coverage and the jersey is rated 35+ SPF, so those fair haired cyclists can wear it and not worry about sun exposure. Continue reading Holiday Gift Idea: Elevengear Ginger Jersey

Report: One-Third of Consumers to Purchase Fitness Tech in 2013

If you’re looking for gifts this Christmas, you might want to get ahead of the game and consider a few fitness technologies. A report released by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) finds that one third of U.S. consumers plan to purchase fitness technologies in 2013. That means one in three people on your list plan on getting a fitness monitor, exercise equipment or other tech to aid their workouts. Continue reading Report: One-Third of Consumers to Purchase Fitness Tech in 2013

If the Virtual Shoe Fits: Shoefitr

The problem with shoe shopping online is that you can never guarantee the fit. Or can you? A new system from Shoefitr makes it possible to get a good fit when virtual shoe shopping. The tool lets users see a visual fitting comparison, which allows shoppers to determine fit. One store, SoccerPro, has seen a 28 percent reduction in its return rates since implementing the virtual fitting app last year. Continue reading If the Virtual Shoe Fits: Shoefitr