Gear

Argon 18's E-118 Next is the Canadian company's high-end offering.

The globetrotting pro (and lover of pink) offers a look at her triathlon essentials.

The first functional heads-up display for running and cycling.

Running shoes don’t last forever, but you can’t necessarily follow the old adage that each pair will last 400 miles either.

Zero in on the right choice for your body type and swim style with help from our testers, who logged yards in the latest offerings.

A behind-the-scenes look at the research and development process that goes into creating Felt's bikes.

Mat Steinmetz walks us through the bike fit of Ironman 70.3 Boulder champion Callum Millward.

A growing body of literature has highlighted how highly individual the insole prescription process can be.

Get aggressive on a road or TT bike with a versatile new saddle offering from Specialized.

Spain's Javier Gomez and the United States' Gwen Jorgensen each ride on custom Specialized bikes.

Orbea pulled off an impressive feat by engineering the Ordu to be more user-friendly, faster and lighter compared to the previous version.

The IA line receives a new frameset choice that is both more affordable and easier to maintain.

Get a look at the fast wheels, slick bikes and wide gears featured at the Tour de France's Team Time Trial.

High-performance fabrics and smart design features combine in these new run apparel finds.

Protect your skin during outdoor workouts.

Both the jersey and gilet feature a reflective horizontal stripe and detailing for extra safety in low-light conditions.

Chase a new PR in the season’s new styles.

Ironman European champion Jan Frodeno (aka “Frodissimo”) shares a glimpse into his race travel bag.

The RMP² insoles could lead to a new generation of versatile power meters.

Ventum is a new brand that unveiled its first production bike earlier this year and is currently being ridden by several top pros.

The 7.0 is the entry-level model in Trek’s renowned Speed Concept lineup.

The Plasma 10 features a high-end design but with a simpler cockpit that will appeal to a wide range of triathletes.

Both Aqua Sphere and Blueseventy have added polarized lens options to their most popular open water frames.

Garmin revealed the Edge 520 and a new Varia line of smart cycling devices designed to help keep cyclists safe.

The tempered glass Lifefactory Food Storage containers easily transition from oven to fridge (or freezer) to microwave to dishwasher.

American Andy Potts turned in a dominant 4:33:13 bike split to take his second-straight Ironman CDA title.

This tri shoe, thanks to its Boa closure system, allows you to quickly fine-tune your fit.

To celebrate Gwen Jorgensen's success, Specialized commissioned a custom-designed S-Works Amira for her to race on.

Specialized says the collection is capable of saving the average rider about five minutes over the course of 40 kilometers.

A little-known secret to avoiding a wetsuit tear.

This foam roller is a truly utilitarian product that can serve your multisport needs.

Celebrate the triathlete-dad in your life with one of these 12 gift ideas.

Catalyst's new wheel system will allow shells to be swapped depending on the conditions.

A top pro’s four steps to keep you safe and prepared on the bike.

The persistently positive and ever resilient pro shared a look at the products behind her long-course victories.

This new Corsuit swim tool from BluCore targets core strength to help you become more streamlined in the water.

Designed for warm-weather ride days, the Pro Chiaro is made in Italy from Nalini’s proprietary fast-drying and highly breathable fabric.

Don’t let your 9-to-5 job undo this morning’s 7-miler.

Three-time Ironman world champion Mirinda Carfrae (AUS) shares the tools she takes to every swim workout.

ROKA’s oversized goggles offer an uninhibited field of view.

Zaferes let us in on the gear that helps him perform as he chases ITU points around the world.

Wildflower was Thomas' second time racing on his new Dimond triathlon bike.

We love the look and Lego-like versatility of KitBrix, a modular system of bags designed to tote your training gear.

Need gift ideas for a triathlete-mom in your life? Look no further than this gift guide, with women’s specific triathlon essentials.

SRAM’s latest 1x11 Force 1 and Rival 1 components aim to simplify and minimize your bike.

Zipp has developed two new wheels: the 30 Course Clincher and 30 Course Tubular.

Don’t let April showers keep you inside. Use these rain-friendly essentials for wet training runs.

A variety of small yet effective portable massage tools allow you to continue keeping the kinks out on the go—each for $25 or less.

The brand describes its bibs, with flat-lock stitching for a seamless feel, as having the “zeal of a superhero cape.”

Take advantage of spring’s fresh fruits and veggies for smoothies with this high-end blender.

The easy-to-use Magellan Cyclo 505 can track your fitness and plan your routes.

For the triathlete who wants to track everything, the slim, versatile, V800 offers a wide variety of data.

If you’re new to training with power, there can be a bit of a learning curve with terminology.

Participants in the spring 2015 Triathlete Mag Training Camp will receive some of the Triathlete editors' favorite products, valued at $1,000.

American professional triathlete Ben Hoffman shares what he keeps in his saddle bag to keep him prepared on the road.

Cut through the clutter to really understand the bike frame fit.

These accessories may be pricey, but they will significantly enhance your bike experience this year.

American pro Ben Hoffman shares how he finds the ideal tire pressure before each ride.

Wurtele gives us a glimpse at the gear behind his success.

The new Gear Geek Box is aimed at triathletes who love trying new products and gadgets.

Get a look at the bikes the top athletes rode last weekend in the desert.

It's time to crown a winner in our Coolest Bikes in Triathlon contest!

Wider, lighter and tubeless ready. Those are the main upgrades to Bontrager’s new collection of Aeolus race wheels.

Get a look at the 2015 BMC TM01 Triathlon bike, which was on display at Tri Palooza last weekend.

For our latest contest, we asked you to share a photo of your triathlon bike and tell us what makes it unique and now it's time to vote!

The Arctic Ease cold compression wrap delivers similar results to icing, combined with compression, for a double-duty recovery tool.

Ready to setup a ready-to-use workshop for your bike at home, but not sure what tools you need?

A quick look at the Lazer Genesis Lifebeam.

This sport has always been at the forefront of gear innovation. But there’s room for even bigger thinking, writes Jesse Thomas.

This list covers the basics you’ll need to get through the swim and first transition in a triathlon.

From an HR monitor without a chest strap to live tracking abilities, the watches of 2015 are multitasking marvels.

This made-for-women gear flatters and functions.

Our team of testers put these 15 pairs through the paces and reported their insights.

The gear you’ll need for your second transition and the final leg of triathlon.

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These apps do all the work—finding a pool, planning your routes—so you can play.

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Being comfortable in the cold starts by choosing the right base layers.

The technology unlocks new opportunities in coaching and training that will help runners improve efficiency through better form.

Until now, there has been no way to measure running power, except through sophisticated force-plate treadmills in a lab.

A quick guide to replacing your bike's critical components.