Danny MacAskill's Gymnasium is the trial riders' new collaboration with Red Bull. The Scot gets away from the 'New Year, New Me' craze by creating his own fitness circuit... On his bike. You'll find the usual tongue in cheek humour sprinkled between Danny Mac's riding imagination.

The Evo AM Patrol MIPS helmet is SixSixOne's budget-friendly sibling to its Evo AM lid. It features the MIPS liner for extra protection from rotational forces, and a Boa retention system for cradle adjustment – both well-respected technologies in their own right. It’s a good price, cool and it looks pretty good – but the fit isn’t quite there.

Although it boasts a larger tool roster, the EMT 12 is actually the little sibling of Specialized's well-reviewed EMT Pro MTB. Its tried and true design is similar to others on the market, which means it’s slim, reasonably lightweight and capable of fixing most surprise mechanicals.

The EnCase System Bar Kit One is Wolf Tooth's entry point to the integrated tool market, and neatly stores essential tools in your bar ends. It’s a clever design and doesn’t void any warranties, but it’s fiddly to extract, awkward to use and may not actually be compatible with your bar. With systems from the likes of Specialized, Granite and OneUp already dominating, the EnCase system needs to seriously justify its hefty price tag – but doesn't quite manage.

Following the success of the eONE-SIXTY and eONE-FORTY, Merida has completed their ebike line up with two full aluminium models. Featuring many of the same tricks as their carbon cousins, the eONE-SIXTY and eONE-FORTY Limited Edition offer riders the brand's integrated battery system at a more affordable price point.

SKS’s Injex Lite is a lightweight, sturdily built little pump that gives great value for money. The ergonomics are well thought-out, making it a comfortable thing to use, which is good as it’s not the most efficient pump out there.

With enduro being a very male-dominated sport, TweedLove organisers are taking positive steps to get women taking part in the famous enduro. By adding a range of female-specific age categories, TweedLove hopes to encourage women to get racing.

Known for its range of brakes, suspension forks and wheelsets Formula has never delved into rear shocks, until now. Released as part of the limited edition Hazzard versions of the Orange Bikes Switch 6 and Alpine 6, the bike brand has slipped that these builds will come with a Formula coil shock to deal with the rear travel.

With the Crit Fototech, Tifosi Optics brings a host of cool tech to a wallet-friendly price point. They’re super comfortable, don’t move around and clear fog really quickly – however, they feel a little cheap and don’t quite provide enough coverage.

The Strike II is Endura's waterproof winter glove to suit all riding disciplines. The effective mix of materials make the Strike II a comfortable, warm and waterproof choice when the weather really deteriorates, but they’re best left for the coldest of days.