Swim

The shorts give you the benefits of a pull buoy plus the ability to naturally kick without having to don full-body neoprene in the pool.

TYR’s new ankle float has an interesting feel in the water.

Could you benefit from wearing a swimskin in your next warm-water race?

Pro triathlete and swim coach Anna Cleaver shares the items in her swimming gear bag, and explains how each tool can benefit triathletes.

Using patented technology developed for the U.S. Olympic swim team, we rigorously tested wetsuits of every type for speed and comfort.

Knowing a few key things about goggle design can help you find the pair most likely to keep you swimming happily.

Find the best wetsuit for your needs with this guide to neoprene lingo.

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All of the accessories you need to jump in the pool.

The necessities you’ll need to get through the swim and first transition of a triathlon are on this list.

Looking to buy a new wetsuit this season? Get a look at the 12 featured in the 2014 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.

The goggles from the 2014 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.

Swim accessories from the 2014 Triathlete Buyer's Guide to take to the pool, an open-water swim or your next race.

Need some more motivation to get to the pool? Pick up these pieces of gear and work on some technique.

Three upstart brands are injecting new thinking into the world of neoprene.

It’s time for quantitative testing to replace vague narrative as the driving force behind wetsuit design.

Know when (and how) to fix your suit so it will last through multiple race seasons.

For as little as $25, prescription goggles let you see who (and what) you’re passing.

Get a look at the six goggles featured in the 2013 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.

A quick look at the ErgoFlex paddles from Aqua Sphere.