Running
Adidas Adizero Evo SL Running Shoes Review & Buying Guide (India)
The Adizero Evo SL is the plateless super-trainer that made the category make sense. At ₹13,999, here is who should buy it in India — and who should not.
Running
The Adizero Evo SL is the plateless super-trainer that made the category make sense. At ₹13,999, here is who should buy it in India — and who should not.
Cricket
The BAS Vampire Player Edition sits at the top of the Vampire range at ₹44,799. Here is who it is actually for — and which BAS bat to buy if it is not you.
Badminton
A head-heavy attacking frame at Rs 13,199 - who the Victor Thruster F C Ultra is really for, and when a cheaper Thruster is the smarter buy.
Cycling
A full review of the fully-equipped Cannondale Treadwell EQ DLX city bike at Rs 80,999, and how it compares with cheaper Treadwell models.
Golf
Odyssey’s compact alignment-focused mallet is in stock in India at ₹29,990. What the Ai-DUAL insert does, who the Jailbird Mini suits, and how the range compares.
Tennis
A 100 sq in, 300g frame with easy spin and unusually plush comfort, now ₹14,015 in India. Full specs, on-court feel, stringing setups and who should buy it.
Cycling
Trek's Blaze is a trail helmet built around WaveCel rather than MIPS. Here is what that actually changes, how it handles Indian heat, and when the cheaper Quantum makes more sense.
Tennis
Head's Boom MP is the comfort-first all-court frame in the range — 100 sq in, 295 g and a 16x19 pattern. Here is who the 2025 Neon version suits in India and what to buy instead.
Cricket
English willow at ₹12,479 — the GM Diamond 333 reviewed for Indian club cricketers, covering what the 333 grade really means, how it plays, and how it compares to the 404 and 707.
Tennis
A 284 g power frame at ₹9,749 — the Wilson Hammer BLX 100 reviewed for Indian club players, with specs, on-court notes and comparisons to Wilson's Ultra Power line.
Tennis
Babolat's 2026 Carlitos Junior 23 is a strung 23-inch kids' racket at ₹3,149. Here's the age and height it actually fits, and how it compares to the alternatives.
Cycling
Lazer's flagship aero road helmet uses KinetiCore crumple zones instead of MIPS and carries a five-star Virginia Tech rating. Here's how it stacks up for Indian riding.