A Look at How Wetsuit Technology Has Rapidly Evolved
The science behind how your wetsuit floats is rapidly changing.
Looking for goggles, wetsuits, or tools to help you become a better triathlete? We have the triathlon swim gear reviews and advice from top experts.
The science behind how your wetsuit floats is rapidly changing.
The latest offering in a long line of new swim tech lights up your goggles to show your heart rate as you swim.
Though cycling—and lately running—has dominated the power headlines, new and existing technology says that power may actually help your swim too.
From many of the minds that created the now-defunct Recon Jet, FORM is releasing a swim goggle that gives the wearer metrics using a heads up display.
Senior editor Chris Foster travels to Catalina Island for an exclusive look at the new Otillo Swimrun course and review the new Roka Maverick Swimrun wetsuit.
Step 1: Put away the duct tape.
ROKA is providing the ultimate swim package to one lucky winner so you can train and race like the reigning Kona swim record-holder!
Using two new neoprenes never before seen in the wetsuit industry, deBoer Performance Wetsuits is pushing the market forward—and the world’s best triathletes have taken notice.
Gear editor and former pro triathlete Chris Foster walks through the features behind the brand new Huub Brownlee Agilis wetsuit.
Contributor Sara McLarty put Polar's new OH1+ heart rate monitor to the test.
The Draw: The best compression
The Draw: A go-to staple
The Draw: For the short stuff
The Draw: Very hydrodynamic
The Draw: Sunny-day superstar
The Draw: The mask for small faces
The Draw: Velvety-soft gaskets
The Draw: A perfect fit
The Draw: Customized
The Draw: Universal fit
The Draw: Excellent value
The Draw: Incredible flexibility
The Draw: Superfast!
The Draw: This suit's got curves
The Draw: Race-day weapon
The Draw: Buoyancy, perfected
This wetsuit’s buoyancy profile is darn near perfect.
The Draw: Pro forearm proprioception
The Draw: Serious float
The Draw: Beginner Boon
The Draw: Transition king
The Draw: Killer value
We take a look at four of our favorites.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
For these gift ideas, just add water.
Don’t be shy about trying on multiple suits, taking advantage of demo swims, and studying the size charts and customer reviews.
Now that action cameras are becoming more affordable and ever-present, triathletes can use them to show off their favorite training routes, do course recon, and even improve their technique.
Capri-cut legs (for easy shipping), bright green sleeves (for visibility), and thin arms (for flexibility) make this a killer full-sleeve option.
Swim fast, stay warm and crush your next race.
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A wetsuit's short lifespan is usually attributed to poor care, not poor quality.
No matter your budget or swimming experience, there’s a wetsuit to fit your unique needs.
Propulsive power meets a natural feel in these new fins from Finis.
Outside of pool time, dry land strength training can pay big dividends in your progression as an efficient and swift swimmer.
The do’s and don’ts of swim training with a watch.
We asked our readers to share some of the clever ways they repurpose old race caps.
Investing in a proper fitting wetsuit is a smart move toward earning a swim PR in your next triathlon. We review 14 of the latest offerings.
Goggles are the simplest triathlon equipment that can make the biggest difference on race day. We review 8 new options.
It’s a common complaint among triathletes: Swimming lap after lap in silence can get tedious—quickly.
Could this new device solve your crooked swimming problem?
The eight goggles featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The 14 wetsuits reviewed in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
Here’s a closer look at Skechers’ new stability show, the GOrun Forza.
This swim-specific tracker can tell you what you’re doing wrong, in real time.