What Is A Wetsuit Made Of?
An explanation of the various types of neoprene and other factors you should consider when purchasing a wetsuit.
Aaron Hersh /Swim
Swim specific training articles and advice.
My Chemical Romance: Swim-Specific Shampoos
Sick of that straw hair feeling from all your pool time? Swim-specific shampoos can make a big difference in defending against chlorine.
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Should I Wear A Wetsuit Today?
We help you solve your wetsuit dilemma.
Sara McLarty /
Stroke Science: Garmin Swim
Garmin Swim measures every stroke of every lap of every interval in a swim workout.
Aaron Hersh /
Suiting Up: 4 Women’s-Specific Wetsuits
Need new neoprene? Presenting four fab women’s-specific wetsuits ready to race.
Erin Beresini /
Suit Up: Finding The Right Wetsuit For You
Not all wetsuits are created equal, so we put seven very different suits in the water to find out how they stack up in speed and comfort.
Erin Beresini /
Tri’d It: Finis AquaPulse Heart Rate Monitor
Using a heart rate monitor in the pool has never been ideal because looking down at your wrist for a reading means interrupting your stroke.
Jené Shaw /
2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide: Goggles
Get a peek into the 2012 Triathlete Buyer's Guide with these featured goggles.
Julia Polloreno /
Introducing Huub Wetsuits
A new generation of triathlon and open water swimming wetsuits have been introduced.
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Tyr Freak Of Nature: The $1,200 Wetsuit
The entire wetsuit is built with Yamamoto #40 neoprene—the most flexible wetsuit rubber.
Aaron Hersh /