The Charge 2 from Fitbit is, as you might have guessed, a second generation fitness tracker, bringing with it a larger display as well as heart rate monitoring. FULL STORY >

Do Hi-Tec's latest adventure orientated mid-boot, the Trail OX Chukka, live up to the promise of mixing mobility with support? FULL STORY >

We’ve said it before that Puma doesn’t do boring shoes, with the latest case in point being the extremely swanky Ignite Dual, a shoe that you don’t really want to take to the road since they just look so damn fine. FULL STORY >

If there is one thing Puma doesn’t do, it’s design boring shoes, with the latest Ignite Speed 600 is another case in point. FULL STORY >

Two more Fenix flashlights manage to impress, with one geared towards divers and the other aimed at anyone who wants a brilliant light in a small form factor. FULL STORY >

Going the semi-smartwatch route, Fitbit takes heart rate monitoring to the masses. If you can afford its R4k price tag. FULL STORY >

The Garmin Forerunner 235 sees improvements across the board, most significantly in the look of the watch, smartwatch notifications and enhancements in heart rate measurement. FULL STORY >

Now in its second iteration, the Moto 360 from Motorola seems to have lost some of its character and now looks like any other Android Wear smartwatch. FULL STORY >

A reliable rain jacket is most certainly a fitting description of the Hi-Tec Dron rain jacket. However, what quickly becomes apparent is that it’s not a run of the mill solution to keep the rain off your body when the clouds open. FULL STORY >

There are flashlights that do a decent job of illuminating your path, and then there are flashlights that dazzle with their brilliance. The LD60 flashlight from Fenix is most definitely the latter. FULL STORY >