rather than engaging a coach to improve on your performance in sports like baseball, golf and tennis, why not let technology do it for you? surely, coach can’t offer you insight in the form of 1,000 data points per second, can he? available for three popular sports, namely baseball, golf and tennis, the Zepp Multi-Sport Sensor is the world’s first app-powered multi-sport
when you see Kneeboard, the first impression would be water sports, but not with this kneeboard called KneeFlyer. it is the Kneeboard that you may know, but designed for everything else out of the water, which includes longboard, skateboard, mountainboard, and of course, snowboard.
one of the oldest running shoes under sporting gear giant Nike is the Air Pegasus, making it among the most recognizable kicks under the Oregon-based footwear giant’s catalogue. over the years, Air Pegasus has evolved and has pretty much becomes the mainstay in Nike’s running collection. marking its 30th anniversary this year
if you are those who need constant motivation to stay in shape, here’s the latest activity tracker that will help you out. like most activity tracker out there (well, maybe with the exception of the Misfit Shine), the Polar Loop Activity Tracker comes in the form of a bracelet that do what most
there’s a limit to what a smartwatch can do when it comes to monitoring your body metrics during your exercise routine and as a watch, it sometimes can’t get essential data such as heart rate or ECG without having to rig yourself with a bunch other gears. that, needless to say, will impede your mobility which is not favorable as far as sports is concerned.
there’s no better way to showcase the creative power of the GALAXY Note II than to ask groups of people to doodle with the device, don’t you think so? but how to really showcase the results? well, in the case of Samsung, the Korean electronics giant teamed up with New York-based designer Alexandra Wang to put those doodles created by Wang’s close friends, stylists, photographers and the likes,
what else isn’t connected these days? sports, for example, are pretty much connected, which enables you to keep track of your performance in sporting activities such as cycling, running, or swimming with the help of sensors and companion smartphone apps. now even tennis is getting its fair share of performance
are there anyone other than us who thinks the current bicycle helmets looks a little too odd? well, if you are on the same page as us and think you have been putting up with that oddities for all your cycling life, then the Bern Allston Bicycle Helmet might have the much needed reprieve you need. for starter, this bicycle helmet ain’t your typical pointy stuff that
why strap on an action cam on your helmet when you can have it integrated into the helmet? really. this is what the BULT Digital Helmets has to offer: an extreme sport helmet that is both CPSC- and ASTM-certified, and featuring a HD 720 progressive scan camera for up to 1,280 x 720 resolution at 30 fps videoing
for every ordinary things, there are the extraordinary priced equivalents and exercise equipment like dumbbells are no exception. meet the HOCK Luxury DISKUS Dumbbells Set, and in particular, the 8-18 kilograms model, which is the latest addition to HOCK’s arsenal of luxury dumbbells. you heard that right, luxury dumbbells.
Bocce is a sport that has its roots as far back as the Roman Empire and with that respect, a Bocce set should be treated with utmost respect which means plastic or mass produced set would not do justice to this elegant game. in this aspect, we think a young design company by the name of P.F. Wilfong & Co. might have hit the nail on the head.