10-9-2016 WiR – The Kona Edition
Wow – a double repeat! Congrats to Jan Frodeno and Daniela Ryf on their huge wins yesterday! We don’t know about you, but we spent the day watching the stream […]
Category Archives: GPS
Recon Jet – Review
It is hard to deny that the Recon Jet has been one of our most anticipated products here at AeroGeeks HQ. A full-featured cycling computer built into a heads-up display […]
Suunto Ambit3 Sport Blue – Quick Take
Earlier this year we spent a month checking out the Suunto Ambit3. And while we didn’t to experience it as long as we’d like, we did spend more than enough […]
Garmin 920xt – Review
Back when we tested the Garmin 910xt, we called it the gold standard in multisport watches. It was reliable, easy to use, and trouble-free. However, being released in 2012, the […]
Recon Jet – Update
We’ve been very excited about the Recon Jet for a while now. The concept of a wearable multisport (intended for running and cycling) display that you see regardless of your […]
Garmins 2015 Lineup – First Look
When you’re producing gold standard products you have two choices – either take your foot off the gas and let the competition catch up, or you can keep the pedal […]
Pioneer SGY-PM900 power meter and SGX-CA500 – First Look
Devon, our Technical Editor, is a bit of an audiophile. His home audio system is a lot like his race bike – the best in quality, without the hype. So, […]
Ten Makes All The Difference (Garmin Edge 810/Edge 510 First Look)
The three of us here at AeroGeeks use Garmin 500s. We like them for their ease of use, their resilience in less than perfect conditions, and the absolute mountains of […]
Timex Global Trainer
I first wrote a review of the Timex Global Trainer back in February for Amazon (found here). At the time I had only used the watch for a month and […]