Reviews

They look like the product of some wormhole collaboration between Sith lords and Muji’s design team.

Nick Harris has come a long way from modding Seiko’s in his bedroom.

In 1981, Specialized’s Stumpjumper became the first production mountain bike available.

You’ve ridden a motorcycle and driven a car before, but your brain is still trying to figure out what’s about to happen.

They’ve been engineered from the ground up with the help of Barefoot Sound, a leading manufacturer of pro-audio recording monitors.

How many earbuds have you killed with your sweat?

Avoid the four-cylinder.

This is, plain and simple, a superlative wagon for the non-stuffy sporting enthusiast who can stand to drop a couple hundred Large on a car his whole family can enjoy.

It’s modern, yet classic. Fancy, yet casual.

That’s where the GT Black is special: it takes an admittedly cult-classic car and ups the nerd cred a bit within its own circles.

The sweat-wicking shirts from Endeavor are enhanced with DryForce technology — we put the shirt through the ringer to get a feel for how it really performs in the heat.

This year, three of our favorite cooler companies gave their best soft-sided cold-keepers backpack straps.

The KEF LS50 Wireless speakers are way more than your average bookshelf speakers.

A $400 electric wood pellet smoker could very well be the best in its class.

The Audeara A-01 headphones give you a hearing test and then custom-tune the audio so that it sounds perfect for you.

A budget-conscious trail bike that rips well above its weight class.

It combines a smart speaker with TV control, plus the terrific multiroom sound that Sonos is revered for.

Dyson’s Pure Cool fan and filter is like many Dyson products — expensive, badass and possibly superlative.

The Mido Multifort Datometer Special Edition hits above its weight, and looks great while doing so.

We tested out the Garmin s10 golf GPS watch at St Andrews – against a caddy.