Cleva, a well-established global vacuum cleaner manufacturer, will donate a percentage of the revenue taken from sales of its popular Vacmaster AllergenPro™ vacuum cleaner range to leading UK charity, Dogs Trust. Designed for families sensitive to allergens and pet owners, the Vacmaster AllergenPro™ range includes four corded upright vacuum cleaners:... So if you do detect any bias, it is the profound emotional response to my beloved buying me a gift… which was in no way precisely the thing I specified she buy because she’d run out of ideas. The Benefits of a Fan Whence Indoor Cycling Great product for indoor training. Not cheap but amazing cooling effect. Great product for indoor training. Not cheap but amazing cooling effect. In the past for indoor training] Most people opted for a bibshort and either a baselayer or short-sleeve jersey. A baselayer is OK, but often a little too snug fitting, and a standard jersey wets out and doesn’t breathe enough. Other people simply go topless, but garment technology now means you can draw sweat away from the body faster by wearing a single layer.

Designed to prevent damage to your floor from sweat or your turbo’s feet, Decathlon’s training mat is made from a dual material. The lower section is constructed from anti-slip foam for stability, while the upper section is a dense foam. It’s not absorbent so can be wiped dry and clean after training. Do I need indoor-specific clothing?

That said, the Vacmaster seems to provide excellent air blowing performance (based on my limited experience). We shall see if this is actually the panacea I have been looking for. Certainly my stand mounted desk fan wasn’t moving anywhere near enough air, nor was it focussed enough. This design is very focussed to the point of being quite directional but then, a static bike doesn’t really move anywhere so set it right and forget. Open mesh straps with soft binding are designed for breathability and comfort and there are silicone leg grippers to help them stay in place. Like Rapha, dhb goes for bibless waist shorts, saving the fuss of removing the straps before the session is over. A compressive waistband and silicone grippers are designed to hold the shorts in place in the absence of bib straps. So, please if you could suggest a fan of this power, with the remote, availible in the UK, with a UK plug and for cheaper than this, please go ahead an enlighten us.

The Nopinz Subzero Shorts are designed to offer the same cooling benefits as the Subzero Men's Suit above. They're cheaper than the suit, and they're a great option if you tend to overheat on your trainer and you're not worried about being half-dressed for your workout.

Tester Simon writes: "I headed over to the virtual Box Hill on Zwift's London Loop and found the Shimano jersey unexpectedly excellent. This latest version of Lusso's indoor shorts features extensive use of lightweight mesh fabric for cooling, plus softing bindings and minimal seams for comfort. The mesh isn't quite transparent, but it's see-through enough that Lusso have gone with modesty-preserving lightweight Lycra over the pad, front and inner thighs.

It’s likely any decent fan would have brought about this epiphany. But for me it was the Cardio54 wot delivered it. So it occupies a special place in my loins. Using The Vacmaster Cardio54 The ultimate fan would be heart rate controlled like the headwind but a dedicated remote to variably increase or decrease the speedThe Cardio54 is a fitness-specific version of the Vacmaster air mover fan. The latter is aimed at a more general fan-base (I thenk yew, I’m here all week). I only use the 45 degree setting. I can’t see how the vertical angle could give you any blow without fouling the pedals. The flat to the floor setting is great… if you want really cool pedal cleats (I suppose you could put it on a shelf or some other support). Vertical setting You can put your front wheel right through Tacx’s clever tablet stand, allowing you to position your tablet at exactly the right height and distance from the handlebar. The tablet holder itself accommodates the same tablet sizes as the Tacx Tablet Holder. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. Spoiler alert: this dispatch from the veloblogging front line might tend towards the effusive. It’s not a paid endorsement though. I bought the Vacmaster myself.

Really powerful. Very quiet. Excellent value. Remote control is great idea. Really powerful. Very quiet. Excellent value. Remote control is great idea. I've got one exactly like that and the cardio 54 is in a different league in terms of how much air it'll blow at your face. It's the nature of the air column rather than the volume. More focused and much faster. Now I have the 18" fan on the floor blowing at my legs... Good powerful fan the little remote is a good touch just trying to find the best place to put it when used on my bike. Good powerful fan the little remote is a good touch just trying to find the best place to put it when used on my bike. If you've got the space, the three gym fans you could get for this kind of money might prove more adaptable, but the Cardio54 is easy to control and effective, and consequently it's easy to recommend. Verdict That would be a fairly major redesign, though, and probably making the current design more adjustable is all that's needed. I've already drawn up my plans for some kind of adjustable mount. Valuethis works grand for me. has remote with 3 settings and noise is low, well i can listen to audio books ok I bought (requested the buying of) the Vacmaster some nine months into my indoor cycling. Until that point, I’d been using a cheap (I assume) desktop fan that makes more noise than air movement. Wrangling the Cardio54 is so simple, it hardly warrants a section. But sure, I’ll throw a few words at it.