Triathlete Editors

From a new feature in a popular triathlon smartwatch to a massager for post-training soreness, here's the triathlon gear our editors loved in January 2025.

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What did television personality Paddy O'Connell use when sucking at triathlon this month? We asked the star of "Paddy O Sucks At..." for his favorite gear from his first triathlon.

An Ernie helmet for Bert-shaped heads, a rechargeable heart rate monitor, and an electrolyte cocktail that actually tastes like a cocktail - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in August 2024.

A go-anywhere hydration vest, a race-ready pair of swim goggles, and a cooling mattress pad for sweltering summers - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in July 2024.

Wetsuit repair for under $8, an upgrade to a favorite tri shoe, and bougie blister band-aids - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in June 2024.

Speed-boosting running shoes, a stink-proof bag for sweaty kits, and stand-in swim goggles - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in May 2024.

A sustainable paper towel substitute, a truly cushy yoga mat, and trail shoes that go anywhere - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in April 2024.

Sunglasses and tech tees made from trash, a double-duty hydration pack, and a pre-run beet powder - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in March 2024.

A running jacket for the winter wringer, the prevention and cure for windburned faces, and a customizable hydration mix - these are a few of the things our editors loved most in February 2024.

A free 70.3 training plan, the ultimate apron for bike wrenching, and an indestructible yoga mat - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved this month.

We’ve been busy swimming, biking, running, playing, reading, and writing our way through 2023—here’s the stuff we’ve loved the most.

Festive swim jammers, versatile running gloves, and sunglasses that adjust from dark to light - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved this month.

Blinged-out bar tape, alien socks, and Altra shoes with drop - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved this month.

A zero-sugar electrolyte powder, a smartwatch that lights up the night, and a candle that...smells like an Ironman? These are a few of the things our editors used and loved this month.

These athletes have all won the coveted Ironman World Championship title in the men's race—some of them more than once—but what are they doing now?

Go-anywhere trail runners, an indestructible tire lever, and bright new hues in an old swimsuit fave - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved most in August 2023.

The reigning 70.3 world champion and 2020 Olympian becomes the first American to automatically qualify for the U.S. Olympic team with a fifth-place finish at the Paris test event.

From entry-level tri suits to super-premium aerodynamic threads, we hands-on review eight of the best triathlon suits for athletes of every level in 2023.

From the youngest-ever pro (15 years old!) at Super League to 105 Ironmans in 105 days, this season has been full of compelling storylines from pros and age-groupers alike.

A super-lightweight running shirt, socks that last forever, and shorts that stay put - these are just a few of the things our editors loved most this month.

This 70.3 workout will help you fine-tune and work on different bike cadences.

Put these Amazon Prime Day deals for triathletes in your cart, STAT.

Playful swimsuits, a gardening-tool-turned-trail-running essential, and a go-anywhere top tube bag - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved this month.

Do-it-all shoes, a solution for racing on the flow, and a chafe-prevention marvel - these are a few of the things our editors used and loved most this month.

Ranging from $285 to $900, we hands-on review and rate eight of the best men's and women's triathlon wetsuits from 2023 and beyond.

A jogging stroller, a foldable helmet, and...a plastic rain poncho? These are just a few of our editors' favorite things this month.

While racing 140.6 miles of swimming, biking, and running may feel like a daunting task, our editors have compiled our vast resources into a comprehensive guide on how to train for an Ironman.

Can Gustav Iden survive the "Group of Death"? Will Gina Sereno and Chase McQueen pull off a couples' championship? Tune in to the blockbuster finale of the Super League Arena Games Series this weekend to find out.

A go-anywhere run short, soda with a healthy twist, and a free 5K series - these are just a few of the things our editors loved most this month.

Race day is closer than you think. Are you ready? Our expert guides can help...

Triathlete’s guide to all of this year’s most exciting races—and how to stream them.

Full schedule of 13 races, including the world championships, announced. Catch the full free 70.3 livestreams on Outside Watch.

A barely-there helmet, an upgrade to the most vulnerable part of cold-weather riding, a coffee upgrade, and a mirror that does it all - these are a few of our editors' favorite things this month.

A look at 15 basic (but essential) gear pieces you'll need for your first triathlon.

The winter is dragging on and so is the time on your bike trainer. Make the most of it with these tips for staying motivated for indoor training.

A perfect running shirt, cold-weather essentials, and a versatile carb to fuel your active adventures - these a few of our editors' favorite things this month.

Use these exercises to help build the strength for your post-T2 run.

With the news that Gwen Jorgensen is returning to tri, we've got comeback stories on the brain - and we'd love to see these six pros make their return to the course.

A star-studded roster, including defending IRONMAN 70.3 World Champions Gustav Iden and Lucy Charles-Barclay, make up one of the deepest pro start lists in 70.3 Worlds history.

Check out a few of our editors’ favorite things, and enter for a chance to win one of them!

From short-course to long-course, the world champ is now considering Ultraman.

The Collins Cup offers an exciting opportunity to see the sport's top athletes throw down in head-to-head competition. We propose four fantasy matchups that would make for a thrilling day in Bratislava.

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And get ready for the Commonwealth Games this weekend.

Plus, we preview the PTO's Canadian Open this weekend.

It's a very Midwestern episode.

With almost four decades of print magazines behind us, we've collected the thoughts, stories, and tall tales from some of the men and women who helped create the sport's longest-lasting publication.

Win one of our editors' favorites.

Members can enter to win a new Dryrobe.

We report from the expo in Germany.

And we preview Challenge Roth.

Ranging from $275 to $1,000, we hands-on review and rate nine of the best men's and women's triathlon wetsuits from 2022.

Plus, Sid prepares for the super secret not-secret Roth after-party.

When he was just a kid, he chose to have his legs amputated instead of spending all his time in surgeries—and he hasn't stopped moving since.

Want to make your trip a global race-cation? Don’t let travel hassle deter you. These four spots have us dreaming of our next trip.

And the big question of the weekend: What was the best performance?

A wide variety of races await in Miami.

Through community, she found strength; through triathlon, she found freedom.

Get your gravel on in Steamboat Springs.

Plus: Is this season too full of races? How does the Sub 7/8 Project fit in?

Race-cation here and you’re never too far from entertainment and adventure, especially in the summer months.

Members can enter to win a Jolyn swimsuit.

Win one of our editors' favorites.

"The myth about L.A. cycling is it's dangerous and too congested, but that's far from the truth. You can get lost for hours in the Santa Monica mountains with little to no traffic."

The young Olympian talks to us about her goals, her breakthroughs, and social media.

This southern gem offers tons of outdoor opportunities to swim, bike, and run.

“We have everything in the region to properly train for any race: calm, freshwater lake swims; endless rolling-hills to bike, and biker-friendly roads."

If you want epic race photos and even more epic race stories, you go to Alaska.

Sam Renouf, the CEO of the Pro Triathletes Organization, on what they have planned.

Go high-end or rent a camper; make it all about nature or all about Michelin stars—Northern California offers a race-cation for everyone.