Lee Crane
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Lee Crane's career in action sports spans print, TV, and digital media; his work and handsome mug have appeared in and on Fox Sports, ESPN, and Transworld Media. Lee currently publishes several action sports websites and spends way too much time riding bikes and tracking those rides with all manner of digital gadgetry. He lives in Southern California with his wife and two children.
Garmin Fenix 5X review
In our Garmin Fenix 5X review, we look at the do-everything GPS multisport watch that handles everything from running to hiking, kayaking and swimming.
Garmin Forerunner 935 Review
In our Garmin Forerunner 935 review, we discover a fitness GPS watch that’s heavy on functionality but light on the wrist.
Suunto Spartan Sport Wrist HR review
With stunning on-screen graphics, stats, and performance metrics, the Spartan Sport Wrist HR is a great training watch.
Garmin Vivofit 3 review
Garmin’s Vivofit 3 is a return to simpler fitness band days, with a few substantial upgrades.
Garmin Forerunner 35 GPS running watch review
The Garmin Forerunner 35 is a sassy little Chiclet of a watch that is the most attractive, affordable heart rate monitoring GPS running watch Garmin has ever made.
Polar M450 review
The Polar M450 proves that Garmin isn’t the only company making quality performance cycling computers.
Garmin Vivoactive HR review
The vivoactive HR blends the look and general shape of the company’s fitness bands with the technology found inside Garmin’s high-end smartwatches like the fenix Chronos.
Garmin Fenix 3 HR review
Those who don’t mind a big, beautiful hunk of performance tracking tech on their wrist won’t find another watch that does what the fenix 3 HR does and looks so good doing it.
Polar A360 review
We’re getting pretty picky when it comes to fitness devices, and the A360 is as close to perfect as Polar has ever come.
OTTO Tuning System review
You don’t need to be a bike mechanic to tune up your ride with Otto’s Smart Tuning System, but you’ll definitely want to be patient.
Garmin Index Scale review
Garmin streamlines weight management with a connected scale that monitors body metrics then automatically uploads them to Garmin Connect.
Garmin’s Vivofit and Vivoactive trackers get heart monitors, altimeters
Garmin's popular Vivofit and Vivoactive just got major upgrades, including new cases, bands, and a 24/7 optical heart-rate monitor, plus a barometric altimeter.
Razer Nabu review
Razer’s new Nabu fitness tracking smartband delivers all the basic functions you expect from a fitness band, plus smart notifications, at a price lower than many competitors.
Garmin Varia review
The Varia Rearview tail light is equipped with radar that can alert cyclists to the approach of vehicles from as far back as 150 yards.
Garmin Virb XE HD Action Camera review
Garmin jumps past GoPro with a camera that includes onboard GPS and sensor data to deliver all the metrics behind the action.
Sensoria Fitness Smart Sock review
Sensoria has created an app and sensors that work seamlessly together to provide important feedback to anyone who cares about improving their running.
Livall Bling cycling helmet review
We review the Livall Bling, a connected cycling helmet that includes Bluetooth speakers, 80 blazing LEDs, and a even a handlebar-mounted remote to control it all.
Epson Runsense SF-810 review
Epson, the company famous for printers, puts its technology knowhow into a GPS running watch with built-in heart rate monitoring.
Garmin Fenix 3 review
The Fenix 3 may have the same basic shape, button layout, and functionality as the previous version, but nearly everything has been improved.
Garmin VivoActive review
Garmin’s new VÃvoactive blends fitness tracking with GPS to deliver a lightweight, stylish, fitness watch that does much more than count steps.
Fitbit Charge HR fitness band review
The middle child of Fitbit’s new line of fitness trackers measures both step counting and heart-rate tracking, providing valuable insight into your everyday routine, not to mention way more pleasant way to wake up.
Garmin fenix 2 review
Garmin’s update to its premium fitness GPS watch makes it one of the smartest watch we’ve seen -- especially if you’re into the outdoors.
Garmin Vivosmart review
We review Garmin’s Vivosmart, a fitness tracker so robust, it might be closer to a smartwatch in functionality, but so sleek you can wear it anywhere.
Garmin’s do-it-all VÃvosmart keeps tabs on your steps, sleep, bike, phone and more
After a promising start with the fun-but-flawed Vivofit, Garmin is back with the Vivosmart, a fitness tracker that fixes the flaws of its predecessors and stacks new features high.
Withings Pulse O2 review
The Withings Pulse O2 fitness tracker can be worse as either a watch or a belt clip, and tracks all the usual metrics, plus your heart rate and blood-oxygen concentration.
LG Lifeband Touch Activity Tracker review
LG gets in on the fitness game with the Lifeband Touch, an activity tracker similar to Nike’s FuelBand that tracks steps, controls your music, and even sends notifications from your phone to your wrist.
Spree Fitness Monitor review
The Spree headband monitors heart rate and body temperature from the middle of your forehead, where it’s both conspicuous and uncomfortable.
Fitbit One review
Want to track your fitness without rocking a brightly colored, plastic bracelet 24/7? Fitbit might have just what you’re looking for in the One.