Okay, this is not going to be a happy review. How could it be? I just broke my second pair of Leki running poles.

Let’s talk shoes. Trail running shoes. Let’s talk about the Brooks Caldera 6, Brooks’ long-distance trail-running shoe.

To prepare for the Dolomiti Extreme Trail I used the Albon app. Yet I’m stopping with it. It is great, but not for me.

My legs don’t want to run anymore, but they have to. Time for distraction, for a podcast. Time for my Shokz OpenRun Pro.

I run by using heart rate, not pace. I’m a trail runner. But should I change this? Should I run with a power meter?

Where do you leave your trail running poles, when you're not using them? In the Quiver. Does it work? Here's a review.

I never heard of a shoe freshener, and dryer, but having wet and smelly running shoes, I decided to put it to the test.

For my trail running photos and videos I rely on Joby’s remote control. It’s light, it’s small, and it’s super handy.