£0.00
8/10

The Tour de France may be over for another year but, from travelogues to psychological insights into road racers, here to fill the void is this veritable smorgasbord of bike books

£0.95
7/10

Slazennger’s new spoorts drink range offers fast rehydration, but we could have done without the added sucralose

£1.00
9/10

Ideal for carb-loading energy during training on cooler days, and for straight after training

£1.15
7/10

Packed mainly with rice crisps and oat flakes, the Maxim bar has a crispy, moist texture

£1.15
8/10

If you find other bars taste a bit like sawdust, then Torq is a very good alternative

£1.20
7/10

A great carb/sodium drink for prolonged efforts in the heat

£1.25
8/10

The high fructose corn syrup may put some off, but these energy gels are tasty and easy to digest

£1.25
9/10

Best used prior to training for a carbo boost, or during sessions to increase endurance

£1.29
7/10

A bar with energy at the heart of its formulation

£1.89
8/10

Fairtrade recovery bars that are packed full of good stuff - unless you suffer from dairy, nut or soya allergies

£1.99
6/10

Could spare muscle glycogen but lacks proof. Less carbs than others

£1.99
5/10

An age-old triathlete’s favourite, but offers less protection than specifically-formulated products

£2.20
9/10

Expensive but great taste and texture leave you wanting more

£3.00
8/10

Another Gatorade flavour makes its way to the UK

£4.87
8/10

Designed to get triathletes in and out of wetsuits in a hurry

£5.49
8/10

Could benefit people who get pain around the kneecaps when cycling in cold weather

£5.99
7/10

A very thin and minimal sock that most of us would reserve purely for racing

£6.99
8/10

Affordable and tasty, but carb/protein levels aren't that high

£6.99
9/10

A valuable kitbag-sized reference for those interested in supplements and nutrition

£7.95
8/10

A warming massage oil for use prior to sporting activity in cold and wet weather