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Flowbio Sensor
Notice of defect
When you’re dehydrated, your performance drops, your concentration wanes and your body overheats – which is a huge problem, especially during a race. This small sensor uses sweat to measure how much water and electrolytes your body has lost, and helps to maintain a balanced fluid balance. Price: 258.38 euros
DJI Osmo Action 6
Eye-catcher
An action camera with a variable aperture – that’s a world first. The DJI Osmo Action 6 delivers razor-sharp images thanks to its impressive 1/1.1-inch sensor and an aperture range from f/2.0 to f/4.0. Slow-motion sequences, night-time shots, high-speed shots – you can capture your cycling adventures for posterity and preserve them in 4K mode at up to 120 frames per second. Price: from 379 euros >> available here.
SKS NXT Digi Racing Compressor
Pump King
The Rennkompressor is the quintessential classic pump: powerful, robust, featuring an elegant beechwood handle, a cast aluminium body and a sturdy folding base. It’s a piece you can pass down to your grandchildren. Until now, there was just one drawback: the tiny analogue gauge. With the digital precision pressure gauge, you can now finally read the tyre pressure accurately – up to a maximum of 16 bar! Price: 119.99 euros >> Available here at a reduced price.
Beeline Velo 2
Roundabout
Rather than overwhelming you with a flood of information, the Velo 2 focuses on the essentials: simple and clear turn-by-turn navigation. Measuring just 32 millimetres and weighing only 25 grams, the Beeline fits on any handlebar or stem and guides you safely through unfamiliar terrain for up to eleven hours. A stylish touch: the soft protectors in a range of colours. Price: 109.99 euros >> available here.
Dynamic Air Force Max
Storm front
You’ve just given your bike a spotless clean, and then this: water marks on the sleek carbon frame – that’s just not on. This high-powered hairdryer blows your bike dry with wind force 12 and ensures that no moisture remains, even in the bearings. Corrosion? Not a chance. The 240 W motor reaches up to 130,000 rpm and runs for up to 1 hour and 15 minutes. Price: 119.99 euros.
Oakley Meta Vanguard
A new perspective
These AI glasses are like the real-life version of Commander Geordi’s high-tech visor from *Star Trek*. Thanks to its integration with Meta, the Vanguard provides real-time information on current performance data. An ultra-wide-angle camera, photo function and powerful open-ear headphones – the Oakley is packed with innovative features and connects to Garmin GPS devices. Battery life: up to nine hours. Price: 549 euros >> available here.
Sigma Reco 80 Link
Radiation protection
The Reco 80 acts like a digital rear-view mirror and warns cyclists of approaching vehicles. It can detect up to eight objects at a distance of up to 140 metres. It connects via ANT+ to all standard GPS cycle computers or via Bluetooth to the Sigma Ride app. Brake lights and emergency brake lights provide even greater safety. Price: 179.95 euros >> available here.
4iiii Precision 3+
Tiny Intelligence
Weighing in at just nine grams, 4iiii’s crank-based power metre is as light as a sip of water. It measures pedalling power up to 4,000 watts with an accuracy of +/- 1 per cent – ideal for targeted and effective training. The lightweight sensor, which features an integrated Apple Find My function, is available for a wide range of crankset manufacturers and also comes in a dual-sided version for even more precise measurements. Price: from 334.99 euros >> available here.
Topeak E-Booster Digital Mini
Handheld
Arm fatigue isn’t just caused by gruelling, bumpy descents, but also when you’ve got another flat tyre. That’s where Topeak’s mini pump comes in handy. This tiny 120-gram device pumps twelve litres of air per minute into the tyre and can inflate up to three tyres to 1.7 bar – and hey presto, the wild ride can continue, although that doesn’t make the arm pump any better. Price: 109.95 euros >> available here.
Blackburn Honest Digital Mini Shock Pump
lie detector
Can you tell from the tiny display on your shock pump whether the air chamber is at 90 or 95 PSI? No? Neither can we. But that’s exactly what matters when it comes to suspension set-up – the finer details. That’s why we only use digital pumps here, such as the Honest from Blackburn. It displays the pressure to the nearest PSI and helps you get the most out of your suspension. Price: 100 euros >> available here.
Hover Air X1 Pro
On autopilot
From now on, you can leave the cameraman at home, because Hover Air’s self-flying 8K drone follows you like a shadow and captures stunning aerial footage. Simply unfold it, switch it on and launch it from the palm of your hand. This featherweight drone weighs just 192 grams and can reach speeds of 42 km/h. Rear proximity sensors and a powerful braking system prevent collisions when flying over rough terrain. Price: from 529 euros >> available here.
Abus Bordo One 6500A
Keyless Go
For anyone who’s ever lost their keys or forgotten their combination, Abus has come up with the invention of the century: a bike lock with Bluetooth technology. You can easily lock and unlock it via the app – without needing a key at all. A smart 100 dB alarm sounds if the lock is shaken, it even saves the last known location, and with Level 15, the Bordo offers the highest security rating in the Abus range. Price: 249.95 euros >> available here.
Lazer Velovox
Walkie-talkie
With Lazer’s smart intercom, you can chat whilst out on the trail without only catching snippets of conversation – the Velovox simply blocks out the wind noise thanks to its noise-cancelling technology. Want to give a shout-out for a stylish jump, warn others about obstacles or just have a bit of a natter with your cycling mates? These waterproof, open-ear headphones – weighing just 19 grams – make it all possible. Price: 160 euros.
Stefan Frey
Editor