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USWE Shred 16 daypack review

The USWE Shred 16 makes proper use of the brand’s No Dancing Monkey harness, resulting in an incredibly stable, feature-packed bag with a very respectable carrying capacity. It’s not without its caveats however as it can get pretty warm and it certainly has its quirks. The best hip packs you can buy for MTB and gravel … Read more

First Look: Norco Optic C3 – A max aggro, little travel 29er

The Optic is Norco’s trail 29er that comes with a proper aggro geometry, especially when you consider the amount of travel that’s on offer. With descent tearing intentions and the promises of an uplift erasing ability up the hills, we’re pretty excited about this one. Trail essentials – all the kit you need to take … Read more

ION Haze Amp glove review

The ION Haze Amp full-finger gloves are designed to fend off the colder elements. Although packed with some neat features and technology, I feel the overall design really held these gloves back from achieving their mission – keeping my hands warm and dry. The best MTB gloves – Tried & tested 5 Ways to make … Read more

PNW Components unveils the all-new Loam Pedal

Bolstering the well-established range of bike parts, PNW Components has launched the new Loam pedal. It claims to sit well within the Goldilocks Zone, promising plenty of grip combined with a durable build and easy serviceability. Here are all of the details. Buyer’s guide to mountain bike pedals – what’s best, flats or clips? The … Read more

DT Swiss introduces the L2 and L3 remote levers

With XC racers relying on suspension lockouts and dropper posts finding their way on XC bikes, it hasn’t taken long for cockpits to get rather messy. DT Swiss looks to bring tidy cockpits to XC bikes everywhere with the new L2 and L3 remote levers. Opinion: You don’t need a dropper post on your gravel … Read more

USWE’s Hajker gets winterised

USWE has taken the Hajker backpack and has made it ripe for winter with the use of waterproof fabrics and thermal materials to help stop you, and your drink from freezing in sub-zero temperatures. The best hip packs you can buy for MTB and gravel – tried, tested and reviewed Buyer’s guide to hydration packs for … Read more

PNW Range Handlebar Gen 3 review

There’s a lot to like about PNW’s third try at the Range Handlebar. It’s shaped very nicely and it absorbs an impressive level of chatter for an alloy bar. The handlebar is well-priced too but the lack of rise options may put off some potential buyers. Buyer’s guide to mountain bike saddles – get the … Read more