It’s Time to Learn to Fix a Flat Tire
Just like everything, practice makes perfect when it comes to learning how to fix a flat.
Triathlete magazine is the premier resource for everything triathlon gear: find how-to advice, gear reviews, and unboxings from our experts. We put a lot of thought into everything that appears on this page! Read about how we test our gear here.
Triathlete magazine is the premier resource for everything triathlon gear: find how-to advice, gear reviews, and unboxings from our experts. We put a lot of thought into everything that appears on this page! Read about how we test our gear here.
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.
We’ve put this gear through the chilly, sloppy ringer to find the best winter running gear for triathletes.
This small piece of equipment has huge implications when it comes to the comfort of your ride.
Senior editor Chris Foster takes a look at new indoor training gear from Saris, Elite, Rapha, Omius, and Dyson.
Start small. Keep only the stuff that brings you joy--or, you know, that’s not see-through.
Mass-produced things are so 2015—we look at a pair of the best aftermarket aerobar options from two smaller brands that just might make you a believer.
Next-level tech from Form goggles beams real-time (and accurate) heart rate data right in front of your eyes.
When winter turns every surface into a trail, the grip, stability, and robustness of trail shoes shine.
These tiny tri trinkets will bring big smiles.
Swim technology is finally making waves and entrepreneurs are sprinting ahead to conquer it.
Maintenance will differ depending on where you live and whether you use your bike on the street or in the garage.
One of the leading triathlon swimming brands has made quite the splash when it comes to eyewear.
The ultimate health and fitness smartwatch just got even smarter.
Looking after your brain is just as important as looking after your body, especially for triathletes.
This super-small smartphone is designed for those who love their gadgets and want to stay connected on the go.
Forget going to the pool with your workout scribbled on soon-to-be soggy note paper—that’s so 2019.
Combining the versatility of run shorts with the flair of a skirt, the Chaser Skort makes the perfect gift for the runner in your life who sweats the details over fashion and form.
There’s probably not a triathlete on the planet who wouldn’t be stoked to receive a pair of Normatec boots as a gift this holiday season.
When it comes to giving gifts to a triathlete, there are few who would say no to improved endurance—and that’s the very thing that the Halo Sport 2 Headphones claim to be able to do.
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.
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.
The triathlete-friendly six pack!
It's time to finally give all of those medals a home.
Put this one on the must-buy list for anyone (triathlete or not) who thrives when things are in their place.
This jacket is perfect for smart layering through winter training.
Any cyclist or triathlete will swoon over finding this multi-tool under the tree.
Athletes at every level will appreciate the versatility of this Yeti bag.
Reclaim the garage floor!
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.
In terms of gear that can actually revolutionize the way we train, FORM goggles’ heads up display sits at the top of the list.
Though there are more advanced power meters available (the Garmin Vector 3 and Pioneer’s offerings come to mind), there aren’t many that are as affordable, easy to set up, and unobtrusive as 4iiii’s model.
To take advantage of heart-rate variability (or HRV), the latest training performance indicator, it’s important to have an accurate and repeatable heart-rate measurement.
These shoes hit the tri trifecta of value, sockless comfort, and lightning-fast entry.
Easily the most underrated goggles of all time, these are what Maverick would wear if he went swimming.
Invest in your head.
This entry-level ride will leave you feeling like a total pro.
The price is entry-level, the performance is elite.
In the beginning, there was swim, bike, run. And then there was legendary coach Joe Friel’s best-selling tome.
Writing down your goals and training gives you a jolt of motivation and encourages reflection.
Amp up your zest for swimming with fun, odd, inspiring quotes from characters as diverse as Winston Churchill, Michael Phelps, Mark Twain, and Jimi Hendrix.
A vegan shoe!
These bars are made from nutrient-dense American grown hemp.
The benefits of cherry juice have been well-documented, helping to improve sleep, reduce inflammation after exercise, and expedite muscle recovery.
They don’t come much funkier than a Funkita swimsuit.
The comfiest cold-weather running tights.
Fashion, meet function.
This lightweight, super versatile Buff is from the CoolNetUV+ range, which is ideal for athletes who spend a lot of time in the sun.
Ridiculously fun performance sunglasses without the ridiculous price tag.
This colorful cap crushes down to fit into your pocket—or anywhere you want to stash it—and then instantly rebounds to its original shape.
The backpack for all the things.
We break down the different types of the best indoor cycling trainers and list some picks.
The mission: Make sports accessible to everyone. Will Americans buy in?
Bib shorts aren’t usually much to get excited about, but Rapha’s new (cheaper) cargo shorts will change the way you stuff stuff.
If you’ve been a big fan of training with power on the bike—using fully objective data independent of terrain, conditions, physiological effects, etc—then training with power on the run is the logical next step.
Biomechanists at HOKA and Nike have been tinkering away, and triathletes get to reap the benefits. We pit two brands’ carbon-plated, stride-enhancing road racing shoes head to head to find their differences.
We look at what’s important when trying to stay visible when the days get shorter.
We take a look at some of the most important features in the best triathlon suit for you and list a few picks.
We look at the latest option in the sub-$1,000 smart trainer category.
We take a look at what makes the best bag for triathletes and run through a few choice picks.
Got a barn full of different bikes? Keep them all tuned to your body with these pro fit tips.
Get a close-up look at the unique TriRig Omni of American Matt Russell.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Alistair Brownlee will make his first Kona attempt aboard this Scott Plasma.
Bike check-in served as the final task before athletes headed home and got one more nervous night of sleep before race morning.
We get first looks at brand new tri gear from the Hawaii Ironman World Championships.
With her lightning-fast swim, two-time Kona runner-up Lucy Charles-Barclay will look to ride off the front using this Specialized Shiv.