Wahoo Fitness Metrics Analysis: Training Capacity Is a Better Question Than “What Is My FTP?”
Wahoo is trying to replace a single fitness number with a profile of what an athlete can do—and how ready that athlete is to absorb more work.
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Garmin Tacx Nēra Analysis: A $999 Smart Trainer Built Around Movement, Not More Resistance
Tacx Nēra’s most interesting specification is not its 2,200-watt ceiling. It is the decision to let a stationary bike move under the rider.
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Garmin Edge 1060 Analysis: Voice Control Is Useful Only If It Keeps a Rider’s Eyes Up
The Edge 1060’s headline feature is not another data field. It is an attempt to move common mid-ride decisions away from a touchscreen and back into the rider’s voice.
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Apple Watch Series 12 Early Review: Readiness Is Useful—If You Do Not Let One Number Run Your Training
Apple finally gives athletes a simple answer to “how hard should I go today?” The difficult part is knowing when that answer deserves to be ignored.
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Oura Ring 5 Early Review: Health Radar Is the Feature That Changes the Product
The smaller ring is welcome. The bigger story is software that wants to decide which changes in your health are important enough to interrupt you.
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WHOOP in 2026 Review: Better Data, Broader Health Tools—and a More Complicated Subscription
WHOOP is becoming useful beyond training, but every new health layer makes it more important to know what the membership is actually for.
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Strava Instant Workouts Review: A Helpful Nudge, Not a Training Plan
Strava is good at helping people want to move. Its recommendations work best when they preserve that motivation without pretending to replace a coach.
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Peloton Tread Flex Early Review: The Foldable Treadmill Matters More Than the AI
Peloton’s smartest 2026 running idea may be the least futuristic one: make the treadmill easier to fit into an ordinary home.
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2026 US Open App First Look: Can AI Make a Busy Tournament Easier to Follow?
IBM and the USTA added personalized live updates and a Serve Quality metric to the 2026 US Open app and website.
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Garmin Varia RearVue 820 Review: A Brighter Radar Tail Light With Long Battery Life
The Varia RearVue 820 combines rear-approach radar, a 100-lumen day flash and long battery estimates for riders who prioritize visibility.
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Garmin Forerunner 70 vs. Forerunner 170: Which Running Watch Fits You?
The Forerunner 70 and 170 share a 1.2-inch AMOLED display, but the 170 adds an altimeter, Garmin Pay and broader training features.
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Tacx NEO 2T With Zwift Cog and Click Review: Easier Setup Is the Main Upgrade
Garmin’s Tacx NEO 2T bundle arrives with Zwift Cog and Click preinstalled, reducing setup friction for riders using Zwift or ROUVY.
