A super-organised backpack when you need it most – a top piece of kit
Great tasting, pleasant-to-eat energy snack but not cheap
Plenty stiff enough and looks great, but not one for getting low
Updated mid-range road shoes get a tidier design – and hold firmly to excellent comfort and performance
Radical new groupset impresses with wide range and smaller cassette gaps but it's jolly expensive
Impressive balance of comfort and stiffness makes this a very good saddle for those who like to go short
Super-comfortable and very well suited to typical UK conditions, though lack of tech-friendly digits is a little disappointing
Comfy socks that help add a load of weatherproofing without masses of bulk
Very comfortable, looks great and easy to set up, at a fraction of the price of rivals
Very comfortable entry-level shoes for all but the most powerful of riders
Despite a couple of minor flaws, the Giant Recon 1600 really impresses with its brightness and competence at such a good price
Well-made saddle with a comfortable shape, although the padding might be too firm for some
Hardy carrier both on and off the bike, but check to see if storage space and external webbing suit your needs
Very good almost-smart cycling trousers with bike-specific features
Crisp shifting, excellent ergonomics and superb braking courtesy of Campagnolo's powerful disc brakes
A superfuel that seems to work, but probably only accessible to or worthy of the super-wealthy and super-talented
Generally well-executed convertible jacket-cum-gilet but breathability could be better
Well-made, smart-looking bike that's fun to ride across a range of terrains thanks to kid-friendly finishing kit
Simple solution to protect your frame and cheaper than some alloy options
Well designed socks that stay up well and keep your feet comfortable
