How to Fuel During a Race: A Practical Guide for Runners
Most runners train for months and then improvise on race day nutrition. They run the first half strong, hit 30km and wonder why their legs have stopped cooperating. The answer...
Running
Re. vs Tifosi Running Sunglasses
Tifosi makes good budget sunglasses. But the more you train, the more their compromises show. No combined photochromic and polarised lens. No permanent anti-fog. A frame designed for five sports,...
Re. vs Nike Running Sunglasses
Nike is the biggest sports brand on earth. Re. makes running sunglasses. That is the entire product line. When you compare Re. vs Nike running sunglasses, you are comparing two...
Re. vs Julbo Running Sunglasses
Julbo has been making eyewear since 1888. The brand started in the Alps, built for climbers and skiers, and expanded into running from there. Re. started the other way: with...
Re. vs Goodr Running Sunglasses
Goodr sells running sunglasses for USD $25 or $35 depending on the frame style. At that price, they are the easiest impulse buy in running. But the question worth asking...
Re. vs 100% Speedcraft Running Sunglasses
The 100% Speedcraft is a cycling glass that runners borrow. The Re.silience is a running glass, full stop. Both use TR90 frames. Both grip your face. But the design intent...
