28 Nov 2022 / Damien Whinnery
Need a gift for an active person that likes sports? Well, in this ultimate gift guide we’ve got ideas for athletes or a sporty girls and guys of all ages.
Need a gift for an active person that likes sports? Well, in this ultimate gift guide we’ve got ideas for athletes or a sporty girls and guys of all ages.
We were crazy enough to ride The South Downs Way in a heatwave. Watch the vid and you can win over £1700 worth of the kit that got us through.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=87937315The followers of Wiggle have spoken. We asked our 741,000 Facebook followers and 80,400 followers on Instagram who is world’s greatest cyclist of all time. Now we have the answer.
Electronic shifting for the masses is here. Shimano have just revealed details of Shimano 105 Di2, featuring a 12-speed option, with powered shifting making its first appearance at the 105 level.
It's used by pro-riders, runners, and triathletes, and it's now at Wiggle. But what is Maurten and what makes it so effective as a source of nutrition?
When a Wiggle work colleague and experienced bike rider told me several years ago that using a Bike GPS computer is ‘life-changing’ for an avid cyclist, I couldn’t help but wonder what he meant.
2022 was going to be the year. After 22 months of dashed plans, disruption and worse, there was hope the next 12 could be the release we’ve all long hoped for.
You may have noticed some particularly stunning images on the Wiggle site and on our social channels during the autumn, all part of our Ready for Everything campaign.What you may not realise is that it’s an intrepid and dedicated bunch from Wiggle that take it upon themselves to make shots like these happen.
Buying a gift for a triathlete can seem as hard as taking part in the event itself. But worry not. Wiggle is here with some awesome ideas to brighten up the Christmas morning of your favourite ironman or ironwoman. Here are our top triathlon gifts for your loved ones.
Engineers love problems. Whether it’s creating inertia-defying compounds for F1, or durable yet supple road bike tyres for the Tour de France, problems are the stuff that engineering dreams are made of.