Chris Foster

As the coronavirus continues to affect the world, we check in with Olympian Sarah True who has turned her focus from racing toward helping educate her nieces.

The world of non-double-diamond tri bikes is getting bigger and bigger. We look at four models from two major price points to see which shines brightest.

There's a lot to love about this easy-to-assemble high-end bike from Quintana Roo.

Since you can only do so many hip-stabilizer workouts in a quarantined day, now’s a great time to crack open a good triathlon book.

As the coronavirus continues to affect the world, we check in with promising elite collegiate triathlete Duncan Reid to learn about how the outbreak has affected his school and racing situation.

As the coronavirus continues to affect the world, we check in with aspiring pro and former collegiate racer Molly Supple to see how quarantined life in Spain might be the future for others elsewhere.

The new Maverick X II might cost more than a season's-worth of race entries, but according to Roka this thing does everything but swim for you.

As the coronavirus continues to affect our world and change the way we live, we check in with six triathletes to see how one big thing can be experienced in so many different ways.

Quintana Roo's new PRsix2 Disc is slimmer, stiffer, and more ready to race right out of the box than its predecessor. It's pretty too!

A head-to-head look at two mid/upper-end wetsuits that work very differently for two different types of swimmers.

Roka ramps up the flotation to the max with their brand-new buoyancy-focused wetsuit.

Editors and testers from Triathlete and Podium Runner test and review 16 hot shoes for this spring.

For triathletes who can’t get to a pool, there are some great options for keeping your previously ripening swim fitness from withering on the vine.

Rapha's new Pro Team shoes may look super simple and old school, but underneath lurks some tricky tech that makes them worthy of a second look.

As COVID-19 continues to disrupt lives globally, Olympic hopefuls—who have been preparing for the Tokyo Games for nearly all their lives—find themselves both disappointed and hopeful.

The winner of the Best Tool Design award is…

Castelli's new PR Speed Suit, raises the bar for features and specificity in a very fast (but very very thin) triathlon race suit.

The winner of the Best Concept Design award is…

Under Armour's HOVR Machina is rife with buzzwords: Carbon! Bluetooth! Foam! But can it pull it all off at once?

Clean bike? Happy bike. We break down the best products to keep your steed sparkling.

The winner of the Most Elegant Design award is…

Under Armour's new HOVR Machina is big, bulbous, and bursting with hotness like a carbon plate, foam, and Bluetooth connectivity.

The winner of the Best Digital Design award is...

With people thinking more than ever about how to keep clean, we take a look at the best soaps and shampoos to protect swimmers from harsh chemicals.

This mixture of speed and threshold swimming perfectly simulates the stress of a short-course swim.

The winner of the Most Extra Design award is...

Two former pro triathletes go out to an island in the Pacific Ocean to try swimrun; things go well until they don’t.

The POC Ventral Air NFC SPIN helmet and POC Aspire Solar Switch sunglasses are two amazing pieces of cutting-edge tech that bear a close look.

A handy guide to building out your triathlon quiver. Lay your base, then learn how to (wisely) move up the gear food chain as you grow your collection.

The winner of the Best Trickle-Down Design award is...

Suunto’s latest smartwatch is gorgeous, integrates well with the Google ecosystem, but has some serious training flaws.

We look at this season's best lightweight running shoes for maximum response and road feel.

The winner of the Biggest Game-Changer award is...

As we get into the spring, this week’s workout combines a longer ride with some essential early-season technique work on the bike.

Nike’s been putting up big claims with their new React Infinity Run, but should it even be compared to a structured shoe like the Arahi 4?

The brand new Maverick MX wetsuit from Roka is created for the beginner to intermediate triathlete looking to spend a little more money for some extra buoyancy in strategic spots.

The winner of the Most Beautiful award is...

The winner of the Best Materials Innovation award is...

With the first Otillö swimrun event on U.S. soil taking place 25 miles off the coast of Los Angeles on Catalina Island this weekend, we talk to two athletes who've experienced the unique format.

Order your custom recovery protein online just like you would order a pricey pizza.

The winner of the biggest innovator award is...

Is it a mythical beast that stalks triathletes during a full moon? Is it what happens when you get too huge in the weight room? We break it down.

The brand new Suunto 7 is a color touchscreen smartwatch that's meant to bridge the divide between lifestyle (think Apple Watch) and hardcore athlete (think Garmin Forerunner 945).

There’s a difference between simply working out inside to burn calories and actually training inside to get better. These indoor training essentials will help.

Nike’s new “injury beaters” were a big surprise.

The latest bike box from EVOC, the Road Bike Bag Pro, is a combination hard and soft case that breaks down into a fraction of its size for storage, but still protects your bike.

This lightweight stability shoe works well for both long runs and for those prefer more support while running fast.

Warm, dry feet can mean the difference between a killer long run and a week of sickness. Don’t skimp—get the best winter run socks you can.

Wetsuit brand Quintana Roo has tripled down on their swimming bet with a new speedsuit: the Quintana Roo Hydrospeed.

Find out why senior editor Chris Foster says this hex wrench set is essential for any triathletes who travel with a bike.

Triathlon training has a tendency to break you down, the best injury prevention tools will help you rebuild.

Our first look at the new custom recovery protein platform from Infinit.

It wasn’t easy, but you did it—it’s time to celebrate!

Central and South America are calling with pristine beaches, epic rides, and cultural experiences that will leave you fitter and smarter than when you left—all without breaking the bank.

Our first look at the new high-lumen headlamp from Knog.

Our first look at the new heavily cushioned training shoe from Nike.

Just like everything, practice makes perfect when it comes to learning how to fix a flat.

Unless you came from a swimming background, it’s hard to know which swimsuit is best for triathletes. We can help.

This is a task every triathlete should learn how to master.

Senior editor Chris Foster takes a look at new indoor training gear from Saris, Elite, Rapha, Omius, and Dyson.

Get a jump on the “New Year, New You” stuff by setting up one of the best online training logs to track Your Best Year Ever!

The numbers are in: Triathletes ride faster than everyone else.

Swim technology is finally making waves and entrepreneurs are sprinting ahead to conquer it.

Sure, gift guides abound, but what do triathletes really want (and not want)?

Boasting one of the lowest rolling resistance available on the market, this tubeless-ready tire uses upgraded tech to lift the Corsa Speed out of race-day only to a tire one could use daily.

Back in the early days of triathlon, Quintana Roo was the first brand to release a multisport-specific wetsuit.

Unapologetically excessive in its details, this suit is designed to help triathletes go super super fast on the bike while still remaining comfortable in the swim and on the run.

Featuring a thin, lightweight profile, and a smooth aero shell, this helmet from Abus is an excellent choice when a long-tail aero helmet isn’t in the cards.

Hoka’s latest race shoe is the triathlete’s answer to the newest generation of energy-returning shoes.

Though a relative newcomer to the U.S. wheel market, the Ron Aeron X Disc is an incredible value with unexpected quality.

The Vision NS modular crankset is a great way to squeeze more aero out of your tri rig without breaking the bank.

Consider these the Rolls Royce of leg compression. CEP’s super tight weave extends all the way down to the feet for full lower-body recovery post workout or race.

This under-the-sheets air conditioning system pumps either hot or cold air directly into an athlete’s bed to ensure the perfect temperature for restorative sleep.

Filed under “why didn’t anyone think of this before,” Infinit’s game-changing nutrition product is powdered artisan cold brew coffee blended with high-quality grass-fed whey protein. 

Not all cannabidiol (or CBD) creams are created equal.

Though not the only recovery sandal on the market, Oofos’ offering is certainly one of the most effective.

Using a hinge system to provide much needed leverage on sore/tight muscles, the DoubleUp roller allows users to roll out tricky sections while standing.

If you’re looking to get into a virtual training environment like Zwift or Sufferfest while reaping all of the benefits of training with power and virtual feedback, the M2 is one of the best budget options to get you started.

While Tifosi is generally regarded as a more budget brand, this pair of riding/running glasses is probably one of their more high-end offerings—yet still comes in at less than half the price of premium shades.

Weighing in around six ounces, this race-day or speed-day flat has 4mm of drop but feels more like a mildly substantial tempo trainer.

Though you may be able to find smartwatches for cheaper, the Vantage M is by far the best bargain for anyone looking to get something multisport-specific that won’t require an upgrade as your training/recovery/data nerdery becomes more advanced.

Though sometimes lost in the mix of sexier brands, Shimano has long put out a very solid (and consistent) entry/intermediate-level tri shoe.

This is a suit that should easily cost two to three times as much as it does.

Boasting a price that’s far less than even the most basic entry level wetsuit, it’s extremely important to note that this is a very thin option for those looking for a moderate amount of float or warmth.

This scale does more than maybe a scale should.

Small enough to fit into a jersey pocket, this specially designed first aid pack for cyclists is ideal for when accidents happen.

In the world of analysis, few things are more important than aerodynamics.

As far as watches for triathletes go, there is nothing more you can put on your arm than what’s inside Garmin’s latest multisport-targeted offering.

The Humon Hex is a muscle oxygen tracker that allows athletes to optimize workout intensities, minimize injury, and monitor progress.

In terms of gear that can actually revolutionize the way we train, FORM goggles’ heads up display sits at the top of the list.