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By Andy Turner Published 26 April 26

The combination of windproof fabric and extremely good insulation means that the Windbloc Thermo is undoubtedly very warm, but does that translate to good cold-weather performance?

By Tim Russon Published 23 April 26

The Van Rysel RCR-F MIPS Helmet may well be the cheapest in the pro peloton, but it still offers aero gains, comfort and ventilation

By Tim Russon Published 22 April 26

Flattening a helmet for easier storage isn't easy when it's job is to protect your head

By Andy Carr Published 26 March 26

Can Velocio's lightweight Alpha Air Jacket provide enough insulation and protection for British winter riding?

By Tim Russon Published 22 March 26

A base layer that will take you right through winter, but be ready to wash after every wear.

By Emma Silversides Published 18 March 26

Thoughtfully designed, comfortable and with ample protection against the elements

By Emma Silversides Published 16 March 26

Refined, very well finished, airy and comfortable from a brand that knows its onions, albeit in a motorcycling context

By Andy Carr Published 11 March 26

Outstanding moisture management, comfort and style in a range of winter temperatures.

By Emma Silversides Published 5 March 26

The offering from Giro has good power transfer, nice colours, and a surprisingly nice platform for hike-a-bike. The toe fit, unfortunately, held it back

By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published 5 March 26

Designed for changeable winter conditions, the gloves performed admirably across a range of temperatures

By Emma Silversides Published 3 March 26

Just how much would you spend on pair of shoes in search of performance gains?

By Andy Turner Published 2 March 26

The 3-layer construction delivers a balance of protection and breathability while the fit allows for layering

By Tim Russon Published 27 February 26

The Nubes isn’t the warmest winter shoe, which is a blessing for wet rides in mildly chilly conditions

By Simon Fellows Published 27 February 26

The gravel race shoes perform great but it's the striking looks that put them at the top of my shoe lineup

By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published 24 February 26

A performance road shoe that still offers room in the toe box

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 24 February 26

It works brilliantly as a thermal jersey, with a sleek and comfortable fit. But it feels like it's missing a little something.

By Andy Turner Published 23 February 26

Assos has a new pinnacle of its winter bib tights offering, surpassing even the Mille GTO tights

By Andy Turner Published 16 February 26

The Cinderella slipper of winter gloves for above freezing riding temperatures

By Hannah Bussey Published 15 February 26

Van Rysel does it again, producing a high-performance, great-value bit of kit for winter riding.

By Tim Russon Published 11 February 26

Divisive looks and a change of approach mean this reinvented Gabba looks to tackle a specific area of the market not often addressed

By Andy Turner Published 9 February 26

The price is insane, but being a combination of a winter jacket, bib tights, and wind breaker does soften that price, but only slightly.

By Andy Turner Published 7 February 26

When the product title includes the words 'deep winter', you know that warmth and protection are going to be high on its list of attributes

By Tim Russon Published 4 February 26

In the coldest and wettest conditions this excels, but perhaps at the expense of versatility

By Andy Turner Published 2 February 26

A thermal jersey with effective weather proofing and race fit, but a few small foibles

By Andy Turner Published 26 January 26

Old-school looks belie the warmth and performance on offer from Giro's Xnetic H2O gloves

By Tim Russon Published 24 January 26

Can Van Rysel make the jump up to the big league in terms of the performance of their premium-priced jacket?

By Tim Russon Published 23 January 26