Reviews

The body may be less wild, but the Type R is still the car we adore.

They're similar designs, but they serve completely different functions.

Even if it's not the sexy, sporty new EV you really want.

After testing Firestone Walker's Brewmaster Collective for a year, we can say it's filled with gems. And the ability to get a membership is happening — for the first time in a year.

We went hands-on with the top-rated tool for improving grip strength to see how effective it is at muscling up our mitts.

Ford's electric pickup truck proves every bit worthy of its high praise.

These clubs promise to get players onto the course for a fraction of the price of a traditional set. We put that promise to the test.

The Coros Apex 2 Pro is the latest GPS running watch boasting upgraded sensors and affordable capabilities, but how does it stack up to other training wrist wear?

Le Alfré is a new brand doing Oxford shirts the old-fashioned way — at a lower price than bigger brands, too.

We hit the track to see which pair of top-shelf marathon running shoes should be your go-to for race day.

A Maserati may not be the rational choice, but hey — being rational all the time is so boring.

The Victrola Stream Carbon is the first turntable that natively works with a Sonos system. No wires or extra components required.

The Ping Hoofer helped make stand bags the norm and set the gold standard. Today, it's still the best golf bag for most golfers.

Two of the hottest watches in recent memory go head-to-head — in all their plastic, quartz and collectible glory.

If you only need a bed topper once in a while, this inflatable model may be just the ticket.

As this head-to-head reveals, no two hoodies are quite the same.

Priority's Apollo and State's 4130 All-Road XPLR AXS face off in a battle of affordable off-road supremacy.

Which of these two impressive, lightweight jump ropes is best for your fast-paced training needs?

Across 12+ years of road and mountain biking, the Garmin Edge 1040 is by far the best GPS bike computer I've ever used.

We review the new 10.9-inch iPad, which costs $449. It's the second most affordable iPad that Apple currently sells.