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I bought an e-bike more than a year ago. But I didn't want them to point a finger at me, and he was driving. It didn't happen to me with this Ekol because it's special. Everyone looks back at him, or when I stand somewhere, someone often stops and asks questions, both men and women. Lest not, I would do the same. The first year I was glad that such an Ebike no one has far and wide.
Last year I received a universal headlamp Evadict Onnight 210, which is suitable for running, cycling, camping or walking in the mountains. After about seven months of use, I enclose my experience and observations with this product. 
I have been actively riding a mountain bike since 2019. From the very beginning, I quickly discovered that cycling asphalts would not be my hunting ground. It drew me to the woods and to various more technical sections or hills. I just wanted to see nice places. Unfortunately, getting to such locations costs something. In this case, a lot of energy and decent cycling equipment.
This year I bought a Husky Promise 30L backpack for my wife, which is a universal backpack for everyday use and hiking. The backpack has been serving well for almost half a year, so here are her and my observations with the use of the product, without which any small trip to nature is impossible.
I use the powerbank very often on my bike trips. It helps me keep my cell phone and camera up and running. Since the old power bank stopped working for me, I bought a new one this year. Here is a review of my new Samsung EB-P3300XJ power bank.
Proven quality from a Korean manufacturer
This spring I bought trekking poles for my wife. These are trekking poles from the Forclaz 200 brand. Here is a review of this product, which may come in handy for all undemanding and occasional tourists who want to buy trekking poles this year. The Forclaz 200 trekking poles are all in an attractive black color, and the numbers and stripes are in white.
Last year, I bought a Sedco camping table, which we used extensively throughout the summer season in various Czech and foreign campsites. Here are my observations on using this table. At the beginning of the summer, I was looking for a cheap, light and graceful camping table that would serve two people.
This year I bought a Husky Flast 3,5 self-inflating mat for my wife, because her old self-inflating mat from the Crossroad company has reached the end of its service life. We enjoyed the self-inflating mats quite a lot this year, as my wife and I visited a number of campsites throughout Europe throughout the summer.
Some time ago I rented a Husky Baul 4 tent, which we used during this year's camping in Austria and the Vysočina region. Here are my observations from the use of this tent from the proven company Husky, which has been operating on the market since 1997. The tent is designed for four people, but in fact it is more for people three. Four people can fit in the tent, but the sleeping comfort is greatly reduced.
We have been thinking for some time that it would not be out of the question to buy a party tent for camping, under which we could hide from the sun, or with smaller rain showers, for example during a barbecue. Of course, we carry a classic tent with us, but we all have a hard time sitting in chairs, so that's why the choice fell on some folding tent or gazebo.
About a month ago, I bought a new backpack, which was primarily designed for a bicycle. Those who know me know that I like equipment that can be used for multiple purposes. In this case, it is a bicycle backpack, but it is absolutely no problem to use it for one or two day hiking trips.
In this review, I would like to build on the previous one review of waterproof socks, because both tourist things are closely related.
I ride a bike in any weather, so I buy quality cycling clothing that will partially protect me from the vagaries of the weather. It's never one hundred percent, but some pieces of clothing are worth having in your cycling wardrobe.
Recently, I tried a small GSI Glacier Stainless Tiffin thermos, which I use for hot coffee or hot tea. Here are my observations. :) The small GSI Tiffin thermos in blue and black has a content of 0,25 liters, which is an ideal content for one person.
Finally, the weather came out for the weekend and we decided to ride our bikes and go roast our sandwiches. By the term "weather came out" I understand that we only got wet once :). On that occasion, I decided to finally evaluate my darling, namely the Bear Grylls knife, full name "Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Knife SE" ...
I have been having a folding mug SEA TO SUMMIT X-CUP for a long time, which is very compact and does not take up much space in my cycling bags. This is a practical folding mug that every passionate traveler who prefers light and storable things can have in their equipment.
On my cycling trips, in addition to a light sleeping bag, I also need a very light tent. In this article, I will share with you the experience with the light tent Vango Helix 200, which is designed for two people. This is a very light and compact tent, so it is ideal for cyclists who count every extra gram on their bike. The tent is not only light, but also quite durable.
When traveling by bike, I need to have the lightest things possible. At the same time, however, I pay attention to quality and functionality. So some time ago I bought a Husky Mini sleeping bag, which is one of the lightest sleeping bags on the market today. Here are my observations about this product, including the main technical parameters and a general description of the sleeping bag.
Light as a feather
I go to camping, fishing or a holiday with a caravan very often and I really like it, so I decided to buy something more comfortable than a classic folding camping chair. I wanted something that could be both lying and sitting on and, if possible, with soft padding, which, among other things, also warms up.
For a long time I wondered where to go for a bike, because nowadays everyone suddenly needs to go for walks in the woods. Here in Pilsen, Krkavec and its surroundings are "infamously" known, but it is currently absolutely unsuitable for cycling. So, if you don't want to do a slalom between trees, pensioners and prams, but that's another discipline that I'd rather keep in town.