Latest articles by Andy Turner
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Oakley Velo Katos: Wrap-around shades for your eyes and your nose
An update to the Kato, the Velo Kato comes with a host of new features but with the excellent field of vision at the core of it
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Nimbl Ultimate Air cycling shoes tested
No nonsense performance pair of road shoes that are incredibly lightweight yet stiff.
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Plenty of riders are wearing S-Phyre shoes at the Tour de France this year - could they be right for you? We reviewed them to help you judge
Designed for the most powerful riders the PWR model is created with a new retention system and a stiff carbon sole
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Campagnolo Shamal Wheelset review: wavy hoops that double up as road or gravel wheels
Good looks, versatility and value are among the updated Shamal's many qualities
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POC Cytal helmet review
With a standout safety rating, and superb fit, how does the POC Cytal compare to it's rivals?
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Q36.5 Unique Pro Bib shorts review: Obscenely expensive, but a truly astounding piece of kit
A combination of materials, construction and and exceptional pad makes these bibs a great fit for long rides.
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GoPro Hero 13 Black review: Brilliant video performance with boosted HDR and great additional lenses
Can the thirteenth edition of the action camera prove to be the brands best so far?
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Sidi Shot 2S review: Classic Italian style and performance that will last for years but lacks a little refinement
A stiff-soled race shoe with a narrow fit, Sidi's kicks ticked many of the boxes, but not all of them
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Why do aero helmets look like fancy dress?
Aerodynamicist and coach to the pros, Andy Turner, takes a look at some absurd new helmets, explains what’s going on, and reassures us that we’re unlikely to be impersonating Darth Vader on the road, any time soon…
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Castelli Gear Backpack review: spacious, supportive, and perfect for flying, but not without fault
Weatherproof materials and a 26-litre capacity combine to create a practical and well-made bag for commuting and general travel
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I'm a cycling coach, these are the 9 most common mistakes riders make every spring
Pro cycling coach Andy Turner identifies nine common training pitfalls and how to avoid them
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Le Col ARC Long Sleeve Jersey review: Merino makes for a wide usable temperature range and great comfort but it’s not faultless.
Designed for long adventure rides the jersey features a multifaceted Merino blend as well as ample storage.
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The Q36.5 Dottore Hybrid Que LS aims to fill the gap between a jacket and a jersey - does it succeed?
Blending jersey and jacket it works across a range of temperatures using the brand's signature materials to great effect
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Best recovery drinks for cycling 2025 rated and reviewed
We look at the best available protein and recovery drinks to ensure you’re recovered and good to go for your next training session
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Assos Mille GTO LS Jersey C2 review: a premium jersey at an equally premium price
A jersey that's undeniably expensive but one that offers exceptional comfort for spring riding
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Vision Metron 60 SL review: not the lightest, but fast rolling and brilliantly stiff
Ridden by Mark Cavendish no less, when he broke the Tour de France stage win record, these deep-section wheels are no stranger to the pro peloton.
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Café du Cycliste Winter Gloves review: fantastically warm, but expensive and lack dexterity
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Le Col Pro All Weather Gilet review: warmth, protection and pockets but barely packable
An insulated gilet designed to be worn for the duration of chilly, mid-season rides
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KOO Hype sunglasses review: superb coverage and clarity with little to no fogging
Koo's latest model is designed to aid both airflow and retention, as well as featuring a new dual curve lens shape.
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Which muscles does cycling work the most?
We take a deep dive into the many muscles used for cycling and the roles they perform
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Pas Normal Studios Logo Light Overshoes review: a well-designed, water-resistant shoe cover that shouts its name loud and proud
Easy to put on and remove, the zipless design makes for hard-wearing and weatherproof overshoe that shines due to those large reflective logos
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Le Col Pro Lightweight Rain Jacket review: waterproof, packable but if only it had a two-way zip for venting
The Pertex fabric provides excellent protection against the elements but the jacket isn't without its flaws
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Le Col ARC Lightweight Rain Jacket review: light, hooded, waterproof and versatile
Designed for gravel and adventure riding, it features a hood and a host of useful pockets in which to stash snacks and kit
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Prologo Nago R4 PAS 3DMSS saddle review: Lightweight, supportive and not as costly as you may think
Weighing just 150g, the saddle uses 3D printing technology alongside nano carbon rails to keep comfort high and weight low.
