Review: The Alpina Turbo Pro V is a pair of glasses that aims to impress not with flashy designs, but with its inner qualities. Priced at around €140, it occupies a solid mid-range position and is aimed at cyclists looking for functional and understated eyewear. The test reveals that it excels in terms of fit, but falls short in terms of feel and lens cleaning… read more
Test / Photochromic glasses for cyclists: At under €80, the Cratoni Skyvision is by far the cheapest pair of glasses in our extensive comparison test. On the trail, it surprises with a thoroughly solid performance and an unobtrusive yet secure fit. However, it loses points for its feel and build quality, where the low price is reflected… read more
Eurobike/Product News: German manufacturer Alpina presented a variety of new helmet and goggle products for the summer at this year's Eurobike. Visitors could discover both sporty models for off-road use and everyday urban use. Alpina Soho - The Urban Helmet with Style. When you name a helmet Soho, you're likely to quickly... read more
Product news: The cycling season is slowly coming to an end, at least here in Germany, and even though the pros still have a lot to do due to the changed calendar, most of us are starting our last rides before winter training begins. Since we're sure to still have a few sunny autumn days left, we want to make the most of them, especially this year... read more
The new SHIMANO Technium glasses help cyclists stay on their racing line and maintain control of their bike, even under the most demanding trail conditions. The new mono-lens design promises an improved range of transmittance for optimal visibility on the trails. Shimano Technium: Greater safety through the... read more
