Review: The Smith Bobcat enters the premium segment with a hefty price tag of €230. Even upon unpacking, it's clear that Smith hasn't skimped: a large, robust hard-shell case and an additional clear lens promise a high-quality overall package. On the trail, the glasses impress with a very good all-round lens and a rock-solid fit, demonstrating… read more
Test / Photochromic glasses for cyclists: At under €80, the Cratoni Skyvision is by far the cheapest pair of glasses in our extensive comparison test. On the trail, it surprises with a thoroughly solid performance and an unobtrusive yet secure fit. However, it loses points for its feel and build quality, where the low price is reflected… read more
Test / Photochromic cycling glasses for mountain bikers: Shimano's Technium L shows two sides in the test. While the photochromic lens impresses with its huge range of applications and fast reaction time, flaws in the build quality and a susceptibility to fogging mar the otherwise strong impression. Shimano Technium L: Dimensions and… read more
The ZEG brand Northwind originates from Germany and has stood for high-quality bicycle accessories for over 20 years, focusing on functionality, durability, and design. Their philosophy is to develop bags that perform reliably in everyday urban life as well as on long tours, meeting the needs of modern cyclists. Northwind places particular emphasis on… read more
Review: Mavic positions the Comete Ultimate 2 MIPS as a fast racing helmet for road cycling and triathlon. According to the manufacturer, it offers aerodynamic advantages while remaining comfortable over long distances and has been updated for the current generation with a MIPS Air Node and a Fidlock magnetic buckle. In our opinion, it's particularly suitable for those who prioritize speed, safety, and… read more
