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1 week ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
All product photos from retailer sites Hit the Links in Style & Comfort With the Best Golf Shoes of 2025 The AskMen editorial team thoroughly researches & reviews the best gear, services and staples for life. AskMen may get paid if you click a link in this article and buy a product or service. It’s once again that magical time of year when the sun is out longer, temperatures are rising, snows receding, and golf courses across the hemisphere are optimistically opening up for business.
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3 weeks ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Depending on where you live, the winter weather might finally be disappearing, gradually giving way to longer, warmer days. And just like animals emerge from a long hibernation, eager to forage and put on weight, golfers who have been staring longingly at their golf clubs for months on end, impatiently waiting for the spring, are eager to get back to their favorite courses and play the sport they love.
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1 month ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
As we’ve recently reported, sex toy usage has sky-rocketed, and while we generally think that’s a great thing, a sign of a long-held taboo around human sexuality gradually dying, there are definitely some growing pains that need to be addressed.
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1 month ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Picture this: your usual Saturday night out has taken an unexpected turn for the better and you’ve got a sexy stranger in your apartment. Things are getting progressively steamier and steamier, to the point that your guest wants to take things to the bedroom. Because you’re a responsible guy, you’ve got fresh condoms in a drawer inside your bedside table, but when they ask you about lubricant, you hang your head in shame. Rookie move, partner, but all is not lost.
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2 months ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Ever since the pandemic, there’s been a massive upsurge of interest in golf. Not since the days of Tiger Woods dominating the sport in the early 2000s have so many young people picked up a set of clubs and experienced the joy and the agony of golf.
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2 months ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Whether you’re a hooper or you just happen to be shopping for one, the sheer volume of options out there can be totally overwhelming. Every major sneaker company that makes basketball shoes makes multiple pairs of basketball shoes, some of which are extremely expensive, so finding the high-performing pairs can be a chore.
To make matters worse, not all shoes are built for all types of players.
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2 months ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
If you’ve tried creatine, pre-workouts and protein powder and still want that extra little edge, the solution might already be in your kitchen. Sodium bicarbonate, better known as baking soda, is one of the world’s true miracle ingredients. Not only can it de-funk everything from fridges to running shoes, it can also be used to polish steel, kill weeds in your garden, and cure canker sores.
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2 months ago | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Coffee was the wonder drug of the last century, but energy drinks have become our new addiction. In the United States, they’re a multi-billion dollar business, expected to grow from roughly $20 billion dollars in sales this year to more than $30 billion in sales by 2030. We drink them in the morning, instead of coffee; we take them mid-afternoon, to help us get through our workdays; and we drink them like water on road trips or commutes.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Squats occupy a funny place in the exercise pantheon. They’re pretty much universally acknowledged as a phenomenal exercise, a “kingmaker” capable of helping you build slabs of muscle, jump higher and run faster, but they are also, simultaneously, the most skipped exercise by far, and for very good reason: done properly, squats are a brutal test of not only strength but also will.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
askmen.com | Jack Dawes
Some fitness writing involves helping a general audience keep up to date with the latest research and cutting edge reports from the field of sports science, but most of the time we’re just emphasizing the basics and helping to quantify or explain why what generations of fitness enthusiasts have understood to work actually works. Case in point: swimming.
Do you really need an exercise scientist or fitness influencer to tell you that swimming is a good exercise? Probably not.
