Ben Collins

The Zen8 system includes stretch cords, an inflatable bench, and instructional videos for dryland swim training. It’s a novel setup, but it’s not perfect.

For a big DIY tri adventure, there are a few pieces of important gear you’ll need. We take a look at what works, what doesn’t, and why you might or might not need it.

Safety comes first with this kit from Sweden’s POC.

We look at a hot-weather slaying kit that requires a lot of special care.

We check out a snug-fitting kit that works well for long days in the saddle.

We look at a budget-conscious kit that’ll save you a few bucks before you upgrade and a killer take on pocketed bibs.

We dig into an excellent summer kit from a well-trusted brand.

We look at a kit that works well in tons of conditions, and (more importantly?) looks great.

We take a very close multisport look at the new update to the already-huge Garmin Edge 1030.

FORM finally hits the open water with a heads-up display swim goggle that connects via a compatible smartwatch to give important stats like pace, distance, and more.

The Helix is a new transition bag from BlueSeventy with tons of space, insightful features, and clever design.

Tiny upgrades to the monstrous Garmin Edge 1030 make the “Plus” version a worthwhile purchase for triathletes looking for very specific functionality.

FORM’s new firmware update brings smartwatch-connected open-water GPS capabilities to their already feature-rich heads-up display goggles.

We take an open-water specific look at reviewing five hot goggles for 2020.

Next-level tech from Form goggles beams real-time (and accurate) heart rate data right in front of your eyes.

After two months of testing, former pro triathlete/college swimmer Ben Collins reviews some exciting new tech shaking up the pool.

From many of the minds that created the now-defunct Recon Jet, FORM is releasing a swim goggle that gives the wearer metrics using a heads up display.