Scottish based Endura have been around since 1993, and have a great reputation in the mountain bike world for quality products that can withstand a huge amount of abuse. For example, I have a 10-year old pair of Endura Singletrack shorts that refuse to die. Endura put environmental concerns front and centre in their philosophy and marketing, with a commitment to plant one million trees per year, and plan to be CO2 negative by 2024.
While the original Hummvee helmet has been around for a while, we've been testing Endura's new Hummvee Plus, which on paper promises a lot for a wallet friendly RRP of $89.99 / £64.99. Can such a competitively priced model still perform on the trail?
