
Adolph Green
Contributing writerAdolph Green writes for Wiki Shopping about sports, fitness and outdoor gear, including athletic apparel, training equipment and fitness technology.
His articles explain the specifications in those listings and how the products on a page compare on them.
Adolph is also a contributing writer for RetailCoupons.com.
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Articles by Adolph

Sleeping Bag Temperature Ratings, Explained
An ISO sleeping bag rating gives a comfort temperature and a lower limit; cold sleepers go by comfort, warm sleepers by the limit, both with a margin.

Smartwatch Battery Life, LTE and Fitness Trackers
Smartwatch battery life runs from about a day for a full-screen smartwatch to about two weeks for a fitness-first watch; LTE models connect on their own.

Snowboard Binding Sizes and Entry Types
Snowboard bindings are sized to your boot, so pick the binding from the maker's boot chart, then choose straps, a step-on system or a rear-entry design.

Soccer Ball and Basketball Sizes by Age
Soccer balls run from size 1 to 5 and basketballs from size 3 to 7; the right one depends on the player's age, and basketball size also on the league.

Spinning Reel Size Chart and What Reel Numbers Mean
The number on a spinning reel, such as 2500 or 4000, is a size class; higher means a bigger spool, more line and drag and bigger fish, though brands differ.

Swim Goggle Types, Lenses and Fit
Swim goggles differ by shape (racing, comfort, open water, mask) and lens (clear, mirrored, tinted, polarized); a good fit gives suction without the strap.

Treadmill Specs: Horsepower, CHP and Watts
Compare continuous horsepower (CHP), not peak horsepower; walkers need about 2.0 CHP, joggers about 2.5 and regular runners 3.0 or more.

Water Bottle Sizes in Ounces and Milliliters
Common water bottles hold 12 to 48 fluid ounces, and a 32 oz bottle is about 946 mL; the right size depends on how often you can refill it during the day.

Wetsuit Thickness: What 3/2 Means and Which You Need
A 3/2 wetsuit is 3 mm thick at the torso and 2 mm at the arms and legs; O'Neill suggests a 3/2 or 4/3 for water around 55 to 64°F.

What Size Kayak Do I Need? Length, Width and Capacity
Shorter, wider kayaks feel steadier and turn easily, longer, narrower ones track straight and glide faster, and weight capacity must cover you and your gear.

Smartwatch Case Sizes, Explained
Smartwatch case size is the maker's case measurement in millimeters; we group watches as small (42 mm or less), mid (43 to 46 mm) or large (47 mm+).