Padel Sport
Head Radical Team Light 2026 Padel Racket Review & Buying Guide (India)
The lightest frame in HEAD's 2026 Radical line is built for comfort and control, not power. Here is who it fits, and how it compares across the range in India.
Padel Sport
The lightest frame in HEAD's 2026 Radical line is built for comfort and control, not power. Here is who it fits, and how it compares across the range in India.
Running
COROS or Garmin? A practical comparison for Indian runners covering dual-frequency GPS, battery life, screen choice and which model fits which kind of training.
Tennis
The VCore 100D is the control-leaning member of the VCore 100 family: 305g, 16x20, and a denser pattern than the standard 100. Here is who it fits in India.
Cricket
Puma's flagship Future bat lists at ₹31,967 against an MRP of ₹54,999. Who the 1.2 is actually for, how it compares with the 1.3, 2.2 and 4.1, and how to knock it in.
Running
A full review of the Asics GT-2000 13 stability trainer at ₹11,699 — what version 13 changes, who it suits, and how it stacks up against the rest of the Asics range in India.
Badminton
The Astrox Nextage is Yonex's mid-range head-heavy racket for intermediate players. Here is how it plays, what tension to string it at, and whether it is the right upgrade.
Cycling
Bartape is the cheapest upgrade on a road bike and the one your hands notice most. Here is how cork, gel and silicone tape compare in Indian heat and humidity, and when to rewrap.
Cycling
A 7-speed, 27.5-inch commuter e-bicycle at ₹36,999. Who the Hero Lectro C7+ suits, what Indian e-bike rules mean for you, and the running costs nobody mentions.
Badminton
A head-heavy, stiff-shaft attacking racket at ₹4,640. Who the Victor Thruster K 220H actually suits, how it compares in the Thruster line, and what tension to string it at.
Tennis
At ₹8,399 strung and with a cover, the Boost Drive is aimed at improvers. Here is what it does well — and who should skip it.
Fitness
At ₹49,999 the Adidas C21 sits above budget upright bikes. Here is what the extra money buys, and who should spend it.
Table Tennis
A step-by-step guide to replacing table tennis rubber at home \u2014 when to change it, which glue to use, how to trim it, and the care routine that makes it last.