{"id":709285,"date":"2025-11-18T23:44:36","date_gmt":"2025-11-18T20:44:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/analyse.optim.biz\/?p=709285"},"modified":"2025-11-18T23:44:36","modified_gmt":"2025-11-18T20:44:36","slug":"velo-holiday-gift-guide-for-road-cycling","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/analyse.optim.biz\/?p=709285","title":{"rendered":"Velo Holiday Gift Guide for Road Cycling"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Published November 17, 2025 05:15AM<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Jump to a price range<\/h4>\n
    \u2022<\/span>Gifts under $25<\/span>\u2022<\/span>Gifts that cost $25 and up<\/span>\u2022<\/span>Gifts that cost $100 and up<\/span>\u2022<\/span>Gifts that cost $500 and up<\/span><\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

    Road cyclists have a reputation for being exacting and particular. You can decide if you think that\u2019s true or not but, either way, it can be hard to think of the perfect idea for someone who\u2019s passionate about something.<\/p>\n

    With that in mind, we\u2019ve put together a gift guide for road cyclists. Drawing on the experience and knowledge of our team we\u2019ve picked out fun gifts at a variety of price points with a focus on road cycling. Keep reading to see what we\u2019ve come up with.<\/p>\n

    Don\u2019t forget that we also have our Velo Buyer\u2019s Guides where we have recommendations for the very best products in a variety of categories. If you are looking for something specific, that\u2019s a great resource to find the right one.<\/p>\n

    Prices updated November 2025<\/i><\/p>\n

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    Swiss+Tech Micro Tool<\/h2>\n
    \"Swiss+Tech<\/figure>\n
    $8.49 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    If you ever have to put a tube into a tubeless tire, it requires removing the valve stem. Sometimes the valve stem retention nut is impossible to budge. This tool is basically a tiny set of pliers (technically there\u2019s also screw drivers but it\u2019s mostly pliers) that is easy to carry with you on a ride. Folded up they are just under two inches and will save you from an emergency call but also last for years sitting in a pack unused. Most cyclicists have a multi-tool but most multi-tools don\u2019t have pliers.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Park Tool VC-1 Valve Core Tool<\/h2>\n
    \"Park<\/figure>\n
    $10.95 at REI<\/span><\/div>\n

    Sometimes you\u2019ll find that your valve core is leaking a bit. I always carry an extra valve core with me but swapping it out requires a tool. This is another one of those things that isn\u2019t common on mult-tools but can absolutely be necessary to get home. It\u2019s a tiny little thing to carry that is essentially a one time purchase and you can also use it at home.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Banana Boat Sport Spray Sunscreen Refill<\/h2>\n
    \"Banana<\/figure>\n
    $10.29 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    Long days in the sun are bad news for health. We all know this but when out on a bike, often wearing gloves, it can be a hassle to stop and apply sun protection. The solution I\u2019ve found is spray sunscreen and that\u2019s what I\u2019ve shared but there\u2019s more. You\u2019ll notice I didn\u2019t list the version of this spray sunscreen in a spray bottle. That is available from Amazon also (actually make sure you check the price, sometimes it\u2019s cheaper) but the trick is to pour the refill into small bottles that are easy to bring on a ride. The ones I\u2019ve used are 5ml and come in a 10-pack for $6. Grab some sunscreen and some bottles and you\u2019ll have a perfect gift for long summer days spent on a bike.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Hydrapak Breakaway Surge 25oz Water Bottle (2 pack)<\/h2>\n
    \"Hydrapak<\/figure>\n
    $21 at Backcountry<\/span><\/div>\n

    A lot of cyclists don\u2019t think about water bottles all that much. They hold water and they are all kind of the same\u2026 except they aren\u2019t. The Hydrapak Breakaway Surge is slightly bigger than most bottles and it has a valve that doesn\u2019t leak but also doesn\u2019t need to be pulled open during a ride. As a gift this is a perfect one because water bottles wear out over time so there\u2019s always a need for an update.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Fierce Hazel Weatherproof Cycling Wallet<\/h2>\n
    \"Fierce<\/figure>\n
    $22 at Fierce Hazel<\/span><\/div>\n

    Most people choose to carry their flat repair in a saddle bag under a bike seat. I prefer a clean bike with nothing extra hanging off of it. I also like the ability to always grab the same pack no matter what bike I am riding. With those needs in mind, this is the piece I\u2019ve fallen in love with over the years. It\u2019s also a good choice if you just want to keep a phone safe. Either way, it fits everything I need, it\u2019s waterproof, and it comes from a small woman owned company.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    BonkBreaker Gummy Energy Chews<\/h2>\n
    \"BonkBreaker<\/figure>\n
    $27.50 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    An important part of any nutrition plan while riding is variety. Sometimes you\u2019ll want to drink calories, sometimes chew something that has some crunch, and other times you want something like this that is easy to eat but does provide some mouth feel. BonkBreakers are from a small company and a woman who rides hard. There\u2019s passion in these and they work. This is a great gift for anyone who loves long rides.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Tailwind Endurance Fuel<\/h2>\n
    \"Tailwind
    (photo Tailwind)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
    $39.99 from Tailwind<\/span><\/div>\n

    Endurance athletes need fuel. It\u2019s a great gift because it\u2019s an ongoing, never ending, need. The only question is what fuel makes sense. For some people drinking calories is an excellent way to get them in and in that category, Tailwind is my favorite choice. It\u2019s a reasonable price, it tastes good, it\u2019s high calorie (or low depending on what you put in) and it won\u2019t upset your stomach. My favorite flavor is Mandarin.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

    MapMy MVP<\/h2>\n
    \"MapMyRide
    (Photo: MapMyRide)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

    $40 at MapMyRide<\/span><\/p>\n

    Every rider loves new gear\u2014but training tools that make you ride smarter? That\u2019s a win. MapMyRide MVP serves up custom plans, real-time coaching, ride metrics, and route creation so you can get more out of every mile. From Saturday coffee rides to century prep, it keeps the motivation high and the progress real. It\u2019s an affordable, practical gift that helps any rider\u2014from weekend cruisers to serious roadies\u2014make every mile more rewarding.<\/p>\n

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    Bolt Leg Razor<\/h2>\n
    \"Bolt<\/figure>\n
    $39.99 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    Dedicated road cyclists often shave their legs using whatever cheap razor they buy at the grocery store. Those razors get the job done just fine but they feel even cheaper than they are. It\u2019s nice to upgrade but it can also be very expensive and upgraded razors tend to be designed with men\u2019s faces in mind. The Bolt razor offers a just right upgrade that feels great in your hand, works well, and doesn\u2019t cost a fortune. In case you are wondering how much I like these, I was reminded to grab a pack of refills for myself when I checked the pricing and link for this guide.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Bivo Duo Stainless Steel Bottle<\/h2>\n
    \"Bivo<\/figure>\n
    $44 at REI<\/span><\/div>\n

    There\u2019s also the Hydrapak bottle on this list and while that one is the best of what you can get for plastic bottles, the Bivo Duo is a better bottle all around. As I said under the Hydrapak, all plastic bottles wear out with use. The Bivo Duo never wears out, doesn\u2019t contribute plastic to the environment, and guarantees you aren\u2019t drinking microplastics. It\u2019s also easier, and faster, to drink out of. Given that it\u2019s such a big upgrade from a standard bottle it\u2019s a great thing to buy for someone who might not buy it for themselves.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Stinner Titanium Bottle Cage<\/h2>\n
    \"Stinner<\/figure>\n
    $49.95 at Stinner<\/span><\/div>\n

    No matter the bike, a titanium bottle cage is the perfect accessory. It\u2019s beautiful and timeless. It\u2019s a great gift because you don\u2019t have to stress about what bike someone has, this matches.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Specialized Body Geometry SL Footbeds<\/h2>\n
    \"Specialized<\/figure>\n
    $49.99 at Specialized<\/span><\/div>\n

    This one is a little bit different from everything on this list because it requires a bit of knowledge. There\u2019s high, medium, and low arch options but the medium, or blue, is a good guess for most people. The reason I\u2019m bothering to put these on the guide, despite that challenge, is that they\u2019ve made such a huge difference in my life. Anyone who struggles with pain or numbness in a cycling shoe, doesn\u2019t matter if it\u2019s from Specialized, should try these arches as this was a fix for me after years of other attempts.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Dynaplug Racer Pro Tubeless Tire Plug Kit<\/h2>\n
    \"Dynaplug<\/figure>\n
    $57.99 at Performance Bicycle<\/span><\/div>\n

    Tubeless tires are great but sometimes the sealant needs a little help. That\u2019s where a tubeless plug comes in but they are not all equal. Over the years I have come to rely on Dynaplug because I know they work. I\u2019ve seen countless other options fail on the side of the road and it\u2019s only when I hand over my Dynaplug kit that we can get rolling again. This particle kit is small and carries four plugs. It\u2019s the kind of gift that will be remembered for years to come.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Rab Cirrus Hut Slipper<\/h2>\n
    \"Rab<\/figure>\n
    $65 at Rab<\/span><\/div>\n

    Is there any holiday gift more classic than slippers? I don\u2019t think so but instead of picking just whatever slippers, get something from a brand that makes cycling gear. Rab leans towards gravel and mountain biking but the slippers are perfect for any cyclist. Perfect for taking off your shoes if you\u2019ve driven to the ride but also perfect around the house and for grabbing the mail without swapping into actual shoes. Rab also has the Down Hut Slipper but the Cirrus is a synthetic stuffing that holds up a bit better if it\u2019s at all wet. Both are also good options if you do any bike packing. Personally I\u2019m a fan of the Mulberry color option.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Prestacycle TorqRatchet GO Lite<\/h2>\n
    \"Prestacycle<\/figure>\n
    $69 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    Everybody should have a multitool of some kind with them. Unless someone is brand new to cycling, they probably have something. This one is better. The reason it\u2019s better is because it\u2019s smaller, has an integrated torque wrench and it\u2019s easily expandable. Instead of some kind of hard to use contraption with tools that fold out, this is just a tiny ratchet that takes standard hex bits. There are 9 bits included but adding more requires only buying some bits and a longer bit holder.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Suunto Sonic Bone Conduction Headphones<\/h2>\n
    \"Suunto<\/figure>\n
    $79 at Suunto<\/span><\/div>\n

    A huge number of people use headphones, or want to use headphones while cycling. The trick is that it\u2019s not safe to close yourself off from the outside world. The solution is bone conduction headphones and the Suunto Sonic is just as good as more expensive options but at a great price. Not only can you still hear your surroundings but if you want to stop the music it\u2019s a simple press on a button that\u2019s easy to reach. Once the music is stopped you can leave the headphones in place. Fun colors are a bonus.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Assos RS Long Fingered Summer Gloves<\/h2>\n
    \"Assos<\/figure>\n
    $95 at Competitive Cyclist<\/span><\/div>\n

    The perfect road cycling glove isn\u2019t one you might have considered in the past. Typically summer road cycling gloves are short fingered but, having spent crazy amounts of time holding bars on a road bike, I can tell you that long fingered gloves feel better. The trick is to find one that\u2019s actually designed for the task and that\u2019s what the Assos RS glove is. The whole back of the hand lets air flow without stopping it but also keeps the sun off a spot that\u2019s tough to protect. Then the palm is a lightweight synthetic suede that also has touch screen functionality and just a touch of padding under the knuckles.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Assos Spring Fall Gloves P1<\/h2>\n
    \"Assos<\/figure>\n
    $95 at Backcountry<\/span><\/div>\n

    As great as the Assos RS Long Fingered gloves are, they are a summer glove and won\u2019t provide warmth. If you\u2019d rather something a bit more usable in cooler seasons, the Assos Spring Fall Gloves take the same concept and just bulk it up a bit. The fit is exactly the same and so is the padding and palm. What\u2019s different is that there\u2019s a longer wrist, wind resistant back, and a bit of insulation in the form of fleece. If you are familiar with an arm warmer the material is roughly the same. Of course cycling gloves in general are a great gift idea but this one makes sense because it covers a lot of what a modern cyclist needs. It\u2019s not a deep winter solution but more and more cyclists are moving inside for the coldest days anyway.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

    Silca Chain Waxing System<\/h2>\n
    \"Silca<\/figure>\n

    $99 at Backcountry<\/span><\/p>\n

    You can check out a full review of the Silca chain waxing system but it\u2019s also easy to break it down right here. Waxing a chain maxes it faster,last longer, and keeps it completely clean. At the same time it\u2019s traditionally an undertaking. The Silca system makes it all easy with a special crockpot and a system of supplies that handle the hard work. Unfortunately Silca does not have a full package with everything. At $99 this is a great start but if you want to round it for someone, add the Silca Strip Chip, Silca Secret Chain Blend wax, and you could even add the Super Secret Chain lube for in between full immersion dunks of the chain.<\/p>\n

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    Trek CHRGtime Charging Station<\/h2>\n
    \"Trek<\/figure>\n
    $134.99 at Trek<\/span><\/div>\n

    Modern cycling involves a lot of electronics. That also means a lot of charging those electronics. I used to have lights, headunits, SRAM batteries, and my watch stashed to charge all over the house. Half the time I\u2019d spend 30 minutes trying to remember where I last put a particular light. Then the Trek CHRGtime landed in my life.<\/p>\n

    The CHRGtime feels silly at first but it solves a problem. Surely you can just plug things in right? Obviously you can but what if there was a nice looking system that minimized clutter and provided a centralized drop point? With four sections, a single plugin to power everything and a lid, that\u2019s exactly what the Trek CHRGtime is.<\/p>\n

    When I come in from a ride I have a place to put things so they aren\u2019t lost. There\u2019s no flashing lights on my bedside table, less clutter, and everything is ready to go for the next ride.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Silca Elettrico Ultimate Mini Inflator<\/h2>\n
    \"Silca<\/figure>\n
    $159 at Competitive Cyclist<\/span><\/div>\n

    Silca has a reputation for making the very best pumps you can buy. In terms of floor pumps the Silca offerings do not flow as much as the JoeBlow listed next but when it comes to electric pumps it is unequivocally true. There\u2019s a bunch of electric pumps on the market. They are all loud and feel cheap. Then there\u2019s the Silca. Built from a solid block of metal, the thing is a tank. There\u2019s also a cheaper version you might put in a jersey pocket but my advice is to stick to a mini pump in your pocket, use the JoeBlow to set up new tubeless tires, and use the Silca for everyday inflation. It\u2019s easier but it\u2019s also more accurate.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    JoeBlow Tubi 2Stage Floor Pump<\/h2>\n
    \"JoeBlow<\/figure>\n
    $159.95 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    Setting up a tubeless tire is not complicated as long as you have the right tools for the job. A floor pump is an important one of those tools. Most of the time tubeless specific pumps use a chamber you pressurize. It works fine as long as everything is perfect. When it\u2019s not perfect you do the work to pressurize the canister then watch it do nothing before you have to pressurize it again. The Tubi 2Stage isn\u2019t a complicated piece of equipment. The only real innovation is that it flows more than double the air of most pumps. It\u2019s enough to set tubeless tires without issue. I\u2019ve used this floor pump for years and there\u2019s nothing better on the market.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Ornot Park Jersey<\/h2>\n
    \"Ornot<\/figure>\n
    $168 at Ornot Mens<\/span>$168 at Ornot Womens<\/span><\/div>\n

    The perfect jersey has a just right fit that\u2019s tight and fitted but not uncomfortable. It\u2019s also got pockets that won\u2019t rip or sag and still hold everything you need. Most importantly though, it looks good. The Ornot Park jersey knocks it out of the\u2026 uhm\u2026 Park in all categories.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    <\/span>Theragun PRO Plus<\/h2>\n
    \"Theragun<\/figure>\n
    Learn More<\/span><\/div>\n

    Long days in the saddle demand recovery that works as hard as you do. The Theragun PRO Plus delivers. The most advanced recovery device available, it combines five powerful, science-backed therapies in one: deep muscle percussive massage, heated percussive, near-infrared LED light, vibration, and cold therapy (sold separately). It helps relieve pain, improve mobility, and speed up recovery so you can ride stronger, longer. Smart features include biometric tracking, guided breathwork, and an easy-to-read LCD screen that walk you through step-by-step routines. The percussive therapy targets deep muscle soreness after long climbs, while heat and LED light improve circulation and flexibility for faster results.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Zwift Annual Membership<\/h2>\n
    \"Zwift<\/figure>\n
    $199.99 at Zwift<\/span><\/div>\n

    It\u2019s winter when you are reading and most people in the US are either already moved to indoor cycling or will move there soon. A great gift option is a year membership to Zwift where indoor riding is a lot more fun. Obviously this is great for the off-season but even in the summer there\u2019s good reason to ride indoors if you are short on time, or maybe want to race, and now Zwift gives credit for your outdoor rides in the game. This is the kind of gift that lasts longer than the day you give it.<\/p>\n

    Jumping to our best cycling smart trainers might also be worth it if you are considering something along these lines. Some of the trainers even come with a Zwift membership.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Feedback Sports Modular T-Handle Kit<\/h2>\n
    \"Feedback<\/figure>\n
    $200 at Feedback Sports<\/span><\/div>\n

    There\u2019s nothing like holding a well made tool. It\u2019s the kind of gift that lasts a lifetime and it\u2019s a joy to use. Every cyclist needs a quality hex wrench set but this one from Feedback Sports solves a bunch of problems. A standard L shaped wrench works great but can sometimes be a hassle to use in tight spaces. T-handle wrenches are great but are a hassle to store. The modularity of these means they are easy to store, in the include tool roll, plus they are easy to use in tight spaces with the center section that lets you spin them.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Smith Seeker Sunglasses<\/h2>\n
    \"Smith<\/figure>\n
    $247 at Smith<\/span><\/div>\n

    I always think one of the best types of suggestions for a list like this gift guide for road cycling is the kind of gift that\u2019s cycling adjacent. The Smith Seeker glasses aren\u2019t performance road cycling glasses but they are perfect for a cyclist who might occasionally jump on a bike, casual rides, or really anyone who wants solid and secure glasses. You can definitely wear them on a bike, you might even love them as cycling glasses, but they also work off a bike just as well. They even come with a cord to put around your neck that means you won\u2019t lose them.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Look Keo Blade Ceramic Vision Pedals<\/h2>\n
    \"Look<\/figure>\n
    $325 at Jenson USA<\/span><\/div>\n

    These are a brand new idea from Look pedals that make a cyclist more visible. The idea is that certain types of organic motion clue the human brain into recognition and pedal movement mimics that. It\u2019s a concept we\u2019ve seen before but this is the first time there\u2019s been the option on a true performance pedal. Add performance to someone\u2019s bike and keep them safer, it\u2019s a win all around.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Oakley Meta Vanguard Glasses<\/h2>\n
    \"Oakley<\/figure>\n
    $499 at Meta<\/span><\/div>\n

    Yes, these are actually as cool as they seem. They are some of the best road cycling glasses, excellent headphones for use on a bike, and the ability to always record video and audio during a ride is unlike anything else. The Meta AI onboard is just an extra bonus that lets you ask questions or do simple math during a ride. These are certainly going to be a hot gift this winter but there\u2019s a good reason for it. You can read more details in my Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses review.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

    Pelican ATX Carry On Luggage<\/h2>\n
    \"Pelican<\/figure>\n

    $499.95 at Pelican<\/span><\/p>\n

    I travel a lot and as a cyclist one of the things I always worry about is my helmet. Helmet\u2019s are one time use and getting dropped off a conveyer belt by luggage handlers would use that up. As a photographer I\u2019ve always depended on Pelican products and now they have a very classy carry on (or checked bag) that keeps the protection but adds a bit more interior space. It\u2019s a great gift for cyclists who travel because it removes any stress if you need to check your helmet.<\/p>\n

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    Insta360 X5 360 Camera<\/h2>\n
    \"Insta360<\/figure>\n
    $549.99 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    If you know someone that wants to share their rides with others, this is the absolute best action camera for use on a bike. I\u2019ve spent years testing different options and nothing beats this. If you want to hold it the candybar shape makes it easy. If you want to chest mount it then the ability to reframe later means you never capture footage staring at the ground, and the mic is good enough you can hear it over the wind noise. There\u2019s also a ton of good accessories for shooting cool video that looks like a drone is following a rider. You can read a bit more in my Insta360 X5 review.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    HOVERAir X1 Promax Follow Drone Camera<\/h2>\n
    \"HOVEAir<\/figure>\n
    $699 at Amazon<\/span><\/div>\n

    Any of my review videos that include scenes of me riding come from the HOVERAir X1 Promax. It\u2019s another one of those things that\u2019s so cool it seems impossible that it exists and actually works. It does though. It will fit in a jersey pocket then launch whenever you want and fly behind\/over\/ahead\/beside you while it records beautiful quality footage. This is a game changing piece of equipment for creating cycling content.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Garmin Venu X1<\/h2>\n
    \"Garmin<\/figure>\n
    $799 at Garmin<\/span><\/div>\n

    Cyclists who aren\u2019t runners don\u2019t really need to wear a watch while working out. You\u2019ve got a headunit on your bars. On the other hand, only having metrics from your headunit doesn\u2019t give a full picture of your training and recovery. If you stick with Garmin for both a watch and a bike computer then the two will hand off data seamlessly so that it looks like a single unbroken stream in Gamin Connect. That still leaves a watch choice though and I find the X1 is the perfect option for cyclists. You can run with it but it\u2019s not the best running watch. Instead it\u2019s an excellent smart watch with a big screen that\u2019s easy to read notifications on and has tons of battery life. It also has the performance metrics, like training status and body battery, that matter off the bike. Even better, it looks nice as a watch and doesn\u2019t feel too sporty when paired with nice clothes.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n

    Source URL: https:\/\/velo.outsideonline.com\/road\/road-gear\/holiday-gift-guide-road-cycling\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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