MyWindsock Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• F’ck headwinds

  I’ve been using MyWindsock which handily adds a weather report including wind data, into my Strava activity reports so I k ow I’m not just being soft. That said having my power meter let me know my effort hasn’t dropped is handy as well. Source: 11 months ago

• I ride bikes. These are my bookmarked websites. (no affiliation)

  Mywindsock.com ( for weather forecast, wind direction) $. Source: 12 months ago

• Brompton pump dislodged mid-ride on a windy first 50k ride of the year

  Oh, somehting like that could be quite useful. Do you mean this one, myWindsock? Source: about 1 year ago

• Clockwise or counterclockwise?

  Mywindsock.com wind direction. And keeping steady huge climbs as early as possible when I am not depleted. Source: about 1 year ago

• A fun side project proposal: app that notifies you when wind conditions are right to crush your PRs and KOMs

  Mywindsock.com - once you get over the idea that it's about old men uploading photos of their reusable condoms, it's a useful site for planning rides, although a lot of the low level wind detail is estimated, i.e. In a 1 mile section through buildings or trees it's not going to pick up on all of the gusts and changes in wind direction you encounter in realtime. Source: almost 2 years ago

• 33mph Winds Made This Tough

  You can have graphs to prove it if you put your activity into mywindsock. Source: about 2 years ago

• Can you recommend me some other helper websites/apps to add data to strava rides?

  I think https://mywindsock.com/ is the wind info service you're thinking of. Source: over 2 years ago

• How many trackers does everyone use (physical and/or app)?

  Https://mywindsock.com - making sense of how much the wind affected your ride. Source: over 2 years ago

• Any tips for understanding which way the wind is blowing?

  Create route using any of the numerous websites that allow you to download it as a GPX file at the end. I usually use RideWithGPS. Upload the route you've created (or sync your strava if you've cycled it before) and then load it into MyWindSoc. Enter the time/date you plan to leave and it'll tell you exactly what way the wind is going. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Hills with weight change? Math?

  MyWindSock is exactly what you're after. You can put in a strava segment or create a route and input lots of variables, the main ones being power and weight if going uphill. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Wind is the worst part of riding - change my mind

  Check out MyWindSock for help with routing and wind directions! Source: almost 3 years ago

• How Accurate is Estimated Power? It's not

  Try analyzing the ride in http://mywindsock.com. I think their algorithms take into account weather conditions. Source: about 3 years ago