Power2Max Type S – Review
This is the era of affordable power. Single-sided power has broken the $400 price point and offers “good enough” power data for the majority of riders. But a German company […]
Category Archives: Electronics
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 […]
Bontrager Flare R – Review
When it comes to products that can keep us safer on the road, we’re always big fans. And that’s exactly what the Bontrager Flare R tail light delivered—safety and piece […]
Halo Belt – Review
Athlete safety has been and will always be one of the most important topics we cover here on AeroGeeks.com. Sure, we know it has nothing to do with aero. But […]
Garmin Varia Vision – First Look
The Garmin Varia rearview radar is one of the coolest products we have tested in a while. If you have been keeping up with our Week in Reviews, you know […]
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 […]
EdgeGear SHIFT Watch Band – First Look
Normally we share KickStarter announcements in the #WiR, but with only seven days to go in the EdgeGear SHIFT Watch Band campaign, we didn’t want this one to wait. The […]
11-22-2015 WiR
Even though it’s the off season, this week was a big training block for the AeroGeeks team. Truth be told, it’s not because we needed the training miles. No, it’s […]
Interbike 2015 – Recon Jet
“Finally.” That’s what we said as we walked up to the Recon booth at Interbike. We shared our First Look on the Recon Jet back in June of 2013 (yes, […]
Interbike 2015 – Cycliq Fly12
“Have a safe ride” is much more than a casual phrase to the AeroGeeks. We encourage our friends and family to not only be safe on the road, but to […]
Interbike 2015 – Kopin Solos
Kopin is not a name you’re familiar with, but you might be in the next year or two. They’re building a wearable called Solos, which is an update to the […]
Interbike 2015 – Stages Cycling
If you wanted affordable power, and had a carbon crank, your options have been fairly limited. Which is to say, virtually nonexistent. Fortunately, Stages Cycling has heard you and is […]
Interbike 2015 – Pioneer Launches a Singled Leg Power Meter
Pioneer Electronics has launched a new Single Leg Power Meter, which we had the opportunity to preview at Interbike on Tuesday. The most affordable power meter offered by Pioneer, […]
Recon Jet – Reduced Pricing
“Reduced Pricing” may be one of our favorite two-word phrases in the English language. So when we read “Recon Instruments is pleased to announce new, reduced pricing for Recon Jet,” we […]
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 […]
Wahoo KICKR – Quick Take
You know a product is a good one when we dread sending it back at the end of the review cycle. Fortunately, we typically get at least a few good […]
Cycliq Fly12 – First Look
Cycliq already has your rear covered with their Fly6, a product that we feel is becoming a must-have for any ride. Now Cycliq is looking to make sure they have […]
Hexo+ – First Look
“How’s my form?” Such a simple question, but for a triathlete, it can be especially hard to answer. We have tried all sorts of solutions. In the pool, we typically […]
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 […]