Wellness Reviews

The Luna Band is a screen-free, subscription-free Whoop alternative fitness tracker with a sleek appearance and functional metrics, but it’s not ready yet.

The Brooks Hyperion Max 4 promises a speedy, springy ride for fast training, but it’s heavy and feels sluggish compared to the best rivals in its category.

This is the Fitbit I've been waiting literal years for

The WalkingPad G5i treadmill might be the perfect home training option if you don’t have much space, but it’s underspecced for its high price.

The Brooks Ghost Amp is a more energetic daily trainer than the Ghost 18 and a welcome addition to Brooks’ line-up, but it faces stiff competition from other brands.

The Scarpa Cyrus 2 Mid GTX will have you feeling comfortable and supported on every walk; they’ve become my new go-to pair of boots.

The Suunto Race 3S is a durable, attractive sports watch with a smaller case than most rivals, but its upgrades on the Race S come with a major jump in price.

The Saucony Hurricane 26 offers a high level of comfort and support and is a great cushioned option for runners who need extra stability.

The Outdoor Research Foray 3L rain jacket is half the price of its Patagonia and Arc'teryx alternatives, but performs just as well in our testing.

The Nike Pegasus Plus 2 is the best daily trainer in Nike’s line-up right now and is worth the extra you pay over the Pegasus 42, but other brands have options I prefer.