Partners

Continental

Tyres

TKC80: In essence, the first kit on the bike that is also capable of long road trips, all while maximising off-road capabilities. I have yet to come across an 80% with off-road tyres that can handle the highway. In fact, above 120 km/h the front end loses a lot of stability, but that's not the point.
I highly recommend it to those who want to test their machine in tougher terrain, but still retain the street handling.
At about 4000 km so far, I'm about half way through the useful life, detailed test as soon as I'm fully out of date.

TKC70: A personal favourite, his straightness, his tilt is very much there. It's no coincidence that I hear from many of my big enduro colleagues that they are already rolling down their umpteenth set in a row. Details coming soon.

Blackview

Shatterproof, outdoor mobiles

BV9500 Pro: I was originally going to buy a motorised sat nav, but due to their astronomical prices, I decided to go for a mobile phone like this. It has the largest battery (10,000 mAh) of any device on the market, so I can use it as a motorised navigation device for 2-3 days without charging.

BV9900 Pro: In the meantime, the successor has arrived, which now has much better quality Sony optics, so it's not the last one to take pictures. The whole system has also been significantly speeded up, and modern games run without a hitch.
But perhaps the biggest advantage is the thermal camera! Essentially, for the price of a thermal imaging camera, you buy the whole phone, and from then on you have superpowers like being able to tell exactly when the soup is boiling, or when you're out hunting at night and you can track the heat map in advance to see when the bear is coming.