Chris Foster

In many ways, the men’s Olympic tri event was the version of triathlon we all experience—messy, unpredictable, discouraging, but still sometimes inspiring.

Not sure which rim depth to use when? We've unlocked the mystery in our easy-to-read guide.

Stat geeks, grab a snack - it’s time to dig into some interesting facts and figures surrounding this historic Tokyo Olympics.

American triathlete Tim O'Donnell burst onto the long-course racing scene after a top-10 finish in Kona in 2012. We take a behind-the-scenes look at a unique photo that sums up his breakout year in 2013.

We’ve put together a list of summer tri essentials to make sure you’re safe, comfy, and fast as temperatures rise.

The outdoors calling louder than ever. Here are some fantastic options for the multisport athlete looking to do new things on two wheels.

You put in the miles, what should you put on your feet to keep them happy?

We tested and reviewed the new platform from Supersapiens that could change the way triathletes fuel. (Yes, it involves some serious biohacking…)

After nearly three years away from iron-distance racing, one of the toughest competitors in long-course smashed the Ironman Western Australia course record. We look at the story behind the iconic shot.

A complicated thing with the baffling name just became the title sponsor of triathlon’s biggest event for the next two years. But what is it; what does Supersapiens do? 

We all need a little neoprene in our tri-lives. Our guide rates some of the best men’s wetsuits in 2021 in categories that range from fit to buoyancy to warmth, and much more.

We dig deep into all of the new (and old) multisport-related functions in Garmin's new cellular enabled, do-it-all smartwatch, the 945 LTE.

The smartwatch with the most everything just got a little more extra, but what exactly can the “LTE” do?

The three-time Kona runner up will be baptized by short-course fire, and the U.S. Olympic selection committee will be following closely—a quick preview on who to watch and why.

In 2012, Cuban-American triathlete Manny Huerta dramatically made the U.S. Olympic team with a stunning race at an Olympic trials event in San Diego. We go behind the scenes of this emotional, iconic image.

We tap two experts to debate the age-old question: “Who would win if…” This month we look at Kona record holders from different eras, American long-course stars, and an Olympic swimmer versus a Boston Marathon winner.

The definitive guide to shopping for the best pair of triathlon shorts for YOU and a few top picks.

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Last weekend's results at Yokohama mean some difficult decisions in June.

They’re the only thing standing between your precious peepers and impossible-to-see buoys or flotsam and jetsam. You best take care of those goggles.

This DIY portable shower can help keep you (and your gear) fresh after you workout. We also check out three non-DIY options.

The next generation of body hacking is constant glucose monitoring. We take a look at two CGMs in a side-by-side comparison: Supersapiens vs. Levels

It's time to ditch plastic water bottles for good.

The indoor trainer and cycling computer brand that has been a longtime favorite of triathletes is branching out with its first smartwatch, but does it stand up in a crowded market?

A new breed of color touchscreen cycling computers is making it easier than ever to navigate as you ride, find new routes, and see your data.

As temperatures begin to thaw, the trails are calling. We look at the dirty bits of kit that’ll make your early spring offroad runs twice as fun.

Does $100 for running shorts seem ridiculous? Add another $40, and you’ve got the Lagsm shorts from German brand, Maloja. We put these wallet-breakers through a five-hour chafe challenge to see what happens.

Our 2021 guide to tri watches gives an expert's take on a wide range of smartwatches that can help you track your swimming, biking, running, and much more.

We tracked down and tested the newest fabrics, cuts, and running clothing to help you pick the perfect gear to get back outside.

An upgrade to the loved/hated Garmin Vector pedal line adds Shimano cleat compatibility and off-road potential into the mix.

Triathlon isn’t cheap, and the upside/downside is that there’s a lot of stuff that could help you get from the water’s edge to the finish line banner. We break down what you should get with the funds you’ve got...and when.

Two heavyweights with category-killing batteries fight it out for the top of the everything-but-the-kitchen sink smartwatch heap.

Being able to analyze your real-time blood glucose as you eat and train could have huge implications on your diet—all you have to do is inject a filament into your arm every two weeks.

Batteries for days (literally) and a host of interesting run features make this the Garmin device for going long. But is the $800 price tag worth it?

We take a close look at Orbea’s long-awaited disc-updated version of the Ordu.

Two new European superbikes square off in a battle for slippery-fast glory.

It’s time for week 4 of the Benchmark Challenge with workouts from legendary running coach, Bobby McGee.

We look at a very low-key, fashion-forward backpack with some sneaky workout features that stealthy triathletes will love.

It’s time for week 3 of the Benchmark Challenge with workouts from legendary running coach, Bobby McGee.

It’s time for week 2 of the Benchmark Challenge with run workouts from legendary coach, Bobby McGee.

Everyone gets sore, but it's important to know the difference between good sore vs. the kind that's telegraphing an injury.

Begin Week 1 of the Benchmark Challenge with these run workouts from legendary coach, Bobby McGee.

This simple 5–10-minute routine will help prime your muscles for your best swim workout yet.

A pioneer in maximalist cycling computers goes on a diet with a game-changing upgrade.

Pro triathletes set to race in virtual race against top cyclists in an effort to live out the American Dream: make money without leaving your living room.

Point your tri training off-road this off-season with a bike that can tackle any terrain (and not break the bank).

This week we talk to coach Jim Vance about smartwatches, running with power, how to set up your watch, and some of this year's best smartwatch models.

This crazy lightweight windbreaker should be on every runner’s shoulder season wish list.

One of the most data-dense smartwatches available doubles down with more training features and a few much-needed lifestyle functions. We put it to the test.

Wire-haters rejoice as approved patents reveal wireless Shimano Dura-Ace 12-speed setups for both road and tri.

Whether you’re tackling some super technical runs with lots of vert or snow or bagging epic hikes, you need a good pair of poles.

We're providing Active Pass members with a close look at Canyon’s new disc-equipped, non UCI-legal superbike.

Canyon finally goes all in on disc with two new lines of the popular Speedmax. We dig into the details of the exciting new CF SLX Disc.

If you’re heading out to run as daylight wanes this winter, you need a headlamp. We dig into BioLite’s monster of light output.

Will this be the decade we see the French ITU squad take over as the most dominant men’s team in the sport?

Pro triathletes Eric Lagerstrom and Paula Findlay have made the most of a tough year.

The co-founder of ÖTILLÖ Swimrun has come up with unique solutions to new problems throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

USA national team coach Ian O’Brien is one of the top elite short-course coaches in the U.S.

Lazer’s new Volante is a hefty, full-coverage short-tailed aero helmet, we pull it out of the box, take a look inside, and even try it on.

This new fewer-frills budget-friendly version of the ubiquitous Apple Watch has some hits and some misses when it comes to multisport training.

Jam-packed with sensors, Fitbit’s latest has a lot of data, but is any of it useful to triathletes? We break it down.

This week we talk to bike shop owner and master fitter Jon Blyer about three new tri bikes, UCI rules, and what it's like owning a business during the pandemic.

Because short-course training requires less mileage and less time spent swimming, biking, and running, supplemental work—like strength training and consistent benchmark testing—is essential.

What do you get when you mix mysterious wealthy Nazi sympathizers, an abandoned utopian nightmare, and some of the most expensive real estate in the country? A spooky story that could only exist in L.A.

We help break down the alphabet soup of helmet certifications.

Despite the small price tag, this watch is an absolute category killer with pretty much everything a triathlete needs to train and race.

Orbea's newly updated version of the Ordu has been a long time coming—finally we get some superbike features on a well-loved tri bike.

As the weather slowly starts to turn, reach for a pair of trail-looking shoes that’ll take the muck but still run strong through the spring.

With a ton of new smartwatches popping up this year, triathletes are able to get more for less. We break down what to get (and what to avoid) in training and lifestyle smartwatches.

The second week in October has traditionally been triathlon’s unofficial Interbike, but there’s more behind the missing gear than just an event cancellation.

The new Asics Dynablast might be light on flashy features, but we take a quick peek at why this is a notable offering in today's shoe market.

Shimano's latest update to their high-end road cycling shoe, the S-Phyre RC-902, has an updated heel cup and upper design, along with some tri-related features.

The third episode of our new gear podcast takes us underwater for a look at some very clever swim tech and an inside peek at the mind of OnCourse goggles' inventor, Peter Monahan.

As racing slowly sputters back to a start this fall, pro triathletes are forming last-minute, ad hoc fields at small races like the Bear Lake Brawl—the first prize purse on U.S. soil since the beginning of the pandemic.

Can Apple's new budget-friendly watch work for triathletes? Senior editor Chris Foster shares his initial impressions.

The gap between Garmin’s all-in smartwatch and the rest of its line is getting thinner and thinner with this long-awaited update to the 700 series.

A new model from Argon is lighter, lower, and disc-ier than what they’ve had in the past—this was a surprisingly successful upgrade that accomplished more than advertised.

We unbox the Garmin Forerunner 745 — the latest music-storing watch that's a lightweight, mapless version of the deluxe Forerunner 945, for $100 less.

Hyperice gives a techy upgrade to their already notoriously quiet and feature-filled percussive device.

For a very very long time, Quintana Roo has been all about the tri, but the original tri wetsuit brand has branched outside of their tri bike line to include a slick new road steed, the SRfive.

We take a look at a new Bluetooth upgrade to Hyperice’s percussive device line.

Elite's new Sterzo Smart Block allows indoor riders to steer their front end and get virtual feedback in Zwift. We check it out.

We look at a pair of sports headphones that are supposed to help increase safety with some very cool new tech.

We pit two nearly pocket-sized percussive massagers against each other too see who vibes best.

JBL + Under Armour's Flash X headphones last forever and are effectively waterproof—they also have two big features meant to keep you safe.

A new player in the compact percussive devices game is cheaper, smaller, and quieter than anything else out there. But is it better?

Addaday's new BioZoom Jr. is one of the smallest, quietest, and least-expensive percussive devices on the market. We unbox the BioZoom Jr. and take a look at how it stacks up.

Tri bikes aren’t for everybody, so we look at a wide range of road bike options that work well for tri training or racing.

Specialized’s Roubaix Comp is the comfort-at-all-costs bike that could make a good long-course road/tri bike for the right person with a few adjustments.

Though Ventum has made a name for itself as an unconventional tri bike brand, their new, seemingly traditional road bike rides like they’ve been in the drop-bar game for years.