Most of us long distance runners do not come with an ample bosom but we still need to wear specific sports bra to prevent damage to the breast tissue. I tested the Anita Active extreme control sports bra during two 20 mile races to see how it copes with long distances, moisture and heart rate monitors.
Gear
Christmas gifts don’t have to be unimaginative, if you’re looking for an original stocking filler for an active person, how about a Road ID? This awesome piece of gear not only looks good but could save your life. In the event of an accident, if you can’t speak for yourself, your Road ID will.
Stuffitts are a revolutionary new drying system for shoes. Eliminating moisture means eliminating bacteria responsible for causing foot discomfort and disease. Stuffitts claim that while shoes left to air dry are still more than 50% wet after 24 hours, the Stuffitts system removes more than 60% of moisture from shoes after one hour, so we decided to put them to the test.
Read our review of the new personalised Gaiam Yoga Mats from CafePress: customised, cushioned, non-slip and light.
Expecting a long wait at the cold start area of the New York City Marathon I was looking to keep warm with a light, compact and cheap sleeping bag. Read my review of the Berghaus Flare 700 Mummy Sleeping Bag.
Are you finding your hunter boots are becoming white from blooming rubber. Watch our review of the Hunter UV Tech spray to clean and remove the bloom.
If you are a triathlete looking for quick way to wear your trainers, a parent of a young child, or just have trouble trying your own laces, Greeper Laces are an amazing new invention that enables the user to loosen and tighten laces with ease and they never come undone! Read our review, and watch our demonstration. Also find out how you can join Triple Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington in raising money for the Jane Tomlinson Appeal.
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