Scott Baldwin, Author at Front Pack Sports

Bicarb is Having a Moment – Should You Dive In?

After taking it before two Ironman-distance PRs; yes, it was disgusting, and we’d do it again.

Completely redesigned from the ground up – the device has a bigger display, premium materials, relocated solar, and no dial.

The $1K smart trainer adds side-to-side motion, claims 1% power and cadence accuracy, and comes with a preinstalled cassette.

Want a lot but don’t need every single nerdy data point – Garmin’s new entry-level GPS cycling computers are here.

Now you can ask your bike computer to route you to coffee without taking your eyes off the road.

The Rippy Force Down Program is the brand’s first insulated jacket and first sleeping bag, and will costs you $1K and $710, respectively.

Coach-designed workouts and live set tracking land on Strava. Is it enough to rise to the top?

The TRI Ultra & TRI Ultra Pro are the first to ever do it and are built for the long-haul. Starting at $199

How Shane and Ryan McGrotty turned a tiny garage into a global fitness brand, without selling out.

The Suunto Race 3S throws everything at you – compact, brighter, lighter, offline maps, more battery, and a bigger price tag.