Pro Bike: Heather Jackson’s Kona-Ready Cannondale
A look at the custom-designed Cannondale Slice American Heather Jackson will race on at this weekend's Ironman World Championship.
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.
A look at the custom-designed Cannondale Slice American Heather Jackson will race on at this weekend's Ironman World Championship.
Tim O'Donnell will race aboard this hand-painted Trek 9 Series Speed Concept at Saturday's Ironman World Championship.
Tim Reed of Australia will ride this custom-painted Trek 9 Series Speed Concept bike on Saturday in Kona.
Get the first look at the bike American Linsey Corbin will race at her 10th Ironman World Championship.
Nery Guardado’s long tenure in the sport has given him a wealth of knowledge and valuable tips that he passes along from behind the service desk.
The trick is to find a hat that functions well in training, looks good and fits your head just right.
Helmet options for triathletes have come a long way in the past few years.
If the bike company’s vision comes to life, triathletes are gonna be drooling over nose cones.
Contributor Michael Hotten shares some of the gear triathletes will be most excited about for 2017 and beyond.
The world is getting smarter. Or, rather, the devices we rely on to live and play are getting smarter.
Upgrade your cubicle to supercharge your workday.
This ain't your childhood Diamondback.
Here’s how to know when to keep—or ditch—your go-to run kicks.
Presenting expert tips and 10 gear must-haves from pro Chris Foster to launch you toward multisport glory.
New wearable tech features waterproofing, enhanced GPS capabilities, and cord-free earbuds.
A “smart helmet” loaded with high-tech features for the connected cyclist.
Argon 18 has introduced a sensor-laden unit for triathlon bikes that could allow average triathletes to fine tune their aero positions.
From wetsuits to running shoes, there will come a time when your well-loved tri gear kicks the bucket.
A bike guru shares his advice for developing and maintaining the perfect position on the bike.
A wetsuit's short lifespan is usually attributed to poor care, not poor quality.
Try one of these skin-protecting formulas during summer training and racing.
Velonews.com's Dan Cavallari shares his impressions of the new Garmin Edge 820 cycling computer.
Outdoor Retailer displays exciting new products, including a smart helmet, tasty training treats, and new twists on old favorites.
Choose one of these four hydration belts, and you’ll never run on empty.
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.
Lieto shares his tips for finding the right tire pressure for various riding conditions.
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.
Running shoes have gone through a revolutionary storm in the past few years. Find your new favorite pair here.
With the introduction of its new component group, Shimano reaffirms its position as one of the leaders of innovation and new technologies.
Ironman champion Chris Lieto shares his advice for getting the most out of your bike fit.
One website looked at the prices of more than 180,000 running shoes to draw conclusions about online shopping.
Three simple items that will turn you into the MacGyver of triathlon.
Features formerly reserved for the highest-end products have made their way into mid- and entry-level options.
A power meter is an extremely useful tool for all abilities.
We asked our readers to share some of the clever ways they repurpose old race caps.
If you’re in the market for a new pair of shades, make sure they rate high on these six scales.
With the shoe, ASICS has broken the 300g barrier for cushioned shoes.
The stealth zip-up cylinder fits into nearly all bottle cages.
Tires are an often overlooked component, but they can completely change your riding experience.
CeramicSpeed’s new system uses bigger pulleys to minimize friction for watt savings.
Every athlete wants to run faster and jump higher. What if a shoe could help you do that?
A good set of training wheels should be durable and help take the sting out of all those training miles.
Newton Running has unveiled a new special makeup of its Aha shoe for Ironman Texas on May 14.
Running sans socks can shave precious seconds in transition, but it can also derail your race if you develop any hot spots.
The newest addition to Oakley’s lineup of performance shades is also the lightest.
Magic shifting? Creaking bike? It might be time for a component upgrade.
The adaptation by triathletes has only just started, but there are features to consider when deciding if it’s right for you.
Cycling computers and power meters are powerful training and racing tools for triathletes. Here, we review three of each.
Learn more about this rugged trail running shoe named after the iconic ultramarathon.
A look at three new GPS units that fit the entry-level, mid-range and high-end price points.
Maybe, if you refuse to clip a computer to your bike, this gadget will change your mind.
The E-119+ is the crown jewel of Argon 18’s triathlon bike lineup with integrated hydration and storage solutions.
Adidas’ latest off-road shoe offers the durability of a trail shoe with its innovative Boost technology.
The new Normatec Pulse Leg Recovery System is a few hundred dollars cheaper and weighs only 12 pounds in its case.
Find ways to make your setup more appealing—on any budget—and it may change your perspective on training indoors.
Buying a new buy this year? Check out the triathlon-specific rides featured in our 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
Jackson finished an impressive fifth place in her pro debut at the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii.
Maintaining a healthy relationship with your bicycle mechanic is a worthwhile endeavor.
Compression is made to be worn during training sessions to minimize fatigue and stabilize working muscles or post-workout for recovery.
A closer look at the Brooks Neuro, an outside-the-box running shoe Brooks released this spring.
Why not kick off the 2016 season with some training gear that benefits both you and someone else?
Keep your bike in ready-to-roll condition with this checklist.
These multisport products are worth spending your hard-earned money on.
Rotor Bike Components introduced its new 2INpower (“twin” power) power meter at the Taipei International Cycling Show this week.
Here are four tips to help you find the right pair this spring.
Wetsuit brand ROKA entered the cycling apparel market with smart, stylish designs.
Unique monikers abound in the sport of triathlon—but what do they mean?
SRAM Road PR Specialist Daniel Slusser discusses the company's new Red eTap.
Specialized will license a key rim patent from HED that improves aerodynamics and handling in crosswinds.
Nikola is a brand aiming to revolutionize the bicycle pedal with a design that incorporates lateral movement as it rotates.
It’s a common complaint among triathletes: Swimming lap after lap in silence can get tedious—quickly.
Specialized has revealed the custom ViAS with SRAM Red bike defending world champion Javier Gomez of Spain will ride early in 2016.
Haven't bought a Valentine's Day present for your spouse? Get inspired with our Valentine's Day-themed (red! pink! chocolate!) gift guide.
Competitor magazine editor-in-chief Brian Metzler shares a look at some of the most cushioned shoes you’ll see in 2016.
Coming off of the great success of the 808 NSW, Zipp has brought the expertise of the “nest” to its 404s.
Could this new device solve your crooked swimming problem?
The bike computers and power meters featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The five bike cases featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
A look at the components featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
A look at the six aerobars featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The six bike fueling systems featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
A look at the eight shoes featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The eight goggles featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
A look at the eight helmets reviewed in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The 15 running shoes reviewed in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The 14 wetsuits reviewed in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The six transition bags featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
The eight saddles featured in the 2016 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.