Equipment Fit Fallacies

Equipment Fit Fallacies

When Your Body Lies: Why Compensatory Movement Patterns Mask Poor Equipment Fit

You know the feeling. The saddle is too high, but you point your toes. The grip is too thick, but you squeeze harder. The shoe is too narrow, but you ...

Equipment Fit Fallacies

When Brand Loyalty Outweighs Fit: How to See Past the Halo Effect in Equipment Choices

You have $800 saved for a new mountain bike. You have read every review of the Trek Fuel EX and the Specialized Stumpjumper. Both are legendary names....

Equipment Fit Fallacies

When Your Gear Tells You One Size Fits All: Untraining a Dangerous Assumption

You grab a helmet off the rack. It says 'One Size Fits Most.' You buy it. Next ride, you get a headache. The helmet rocks back and forth. You ignore i...