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The latest iteration of the dhb Aeron Women's bib shorts are a winning performance for fit to form, and for the price it's hard to look elsewhere. 

By Hannah Bussey Last updated 12 May 21

Reflective detailing is teamed with the highly regarded Roubaix fabric from Italian brand Miti for the dhb Aeron Women's FLT Roubaix bib tights, but can this affordable option of keep you warm on a bike this winter?

By Hannah Bussey Published 3 December 18

The dhb Regulate Lite knee warmers are a good option to keep your legs and knees a bit warmer until summer comes. They’re effective, comfortable and very reasonably priced.

By Paul Norman Published 3 May 17

The women's-specific dhb Blok Halter bib shorts have been designed to not only look good and fit well, but also to make comfort breaks a lot simpler

By Hannah Bussey Published 12 July 17

CW takes a look at the dhb Windslam Blade jersey £79.99 during their winter clothing test

By Cycling Weekly Published 17 December 12

Dhb has partnered with Polartec to bring a miracle fabric to its gilets - we put it to the test

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 9 January 20

A lightweight glove which packs a punch

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 30 January 20

We test the dhb Windslam Roubaix jacket

By Cycling Weekly Published 7 February 13

The dhb Flashlight socks are the smallest and cheapest items in the company's commuting range, but still offer good quality and comfort as well as neat reflective touches.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 28 October 14

dhb Women’s Classic Short Sleeve Jersey costing £40.49

By Cycling Active Published 6 August 14

Wet weather calls for a capable rain jacket. We’ve sized up dhb’s offering

By Paul Norman Published 2 May 18

dhb’s Blok bib shorts provide high comfort at a modest price

By Paul Norman Published 10 August 18

dhb's ASV range includes summer and winter kit. The Roubaix bibshorts have a fleeced lining to make cool weather riding more comfortable

By Paul Norman Published 27 October 16

The dhb Aeron Lab Ultralight waterproof jacket is part of the brand's new premium range that focuses on speed, low weight and aerodynamics

By Simon Smythe Published 24 September 18

A seriously warm gilet for cold weather riding

By Henry Robertshaw Published 30 December 14

With a full carbon sole for only £65, the dhb R2.0C road cycling shoes are certainly impressive at first glance.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 12 May 15

If you're after quality bib shorts that won't break the bank, then the dhb Aeron Speed bib shorts are for you, giving great comfort especially on long rides.

By Paul Norman Published 1 August 17

Dhb’s industrial strength overshoes are ready for whatever the weather throws at you

By Paul Norman Published 12 October 18

Long finger windproof glove for the cooler seasons.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 25 November 14

We put the dhb Classic Windproof gilet through its paces in a range in a range of riding temperatures

By Henry Robertshaw Published 7 April 16

Warmer weather ahead? We’ve tested the dhb lightweight merino blend baselayer to see how comfortable it is in the British spring.

By Paul Norman Published 24 April 17

The Aeron range is aimed at performance-oriented cyclists. The dhb Aeron jersey is a lightweight, breathable garment for hotter rides. We’ve put it through its paces

By Paul Norman Published 6 July 17

With excellent high visibility the Flashlight Compact-XT Waterproof jacket is a sturdy commuter option, but will also be useful on wet club runs and sportives.

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 17 November 14

The dhb Aeron Equinox is a good-value jersey designed for the transition from autumn through to winter

By Rupert Radley Published 4 September 18

The mercury has plummeted and winter is rapidly taking hold, help keep your feet warm with a quality pair of merino socks.

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 29 November 14

We put dhb's aero offering to the test

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 6 June 16

dhb's offering for the chilly morning commute is certainly warm enough, but lacks some key features.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 31 October 14