Gear

Recover faster after a workout or rehab yourself back to health with these tools.

Instead of a Velcro strap over the arch, this shoe’s heel drops completely.

Specialized’s Roval wheel line is taking a jump ahead of some of its competitors.

Although $100 seems a little steep, the new 110% compression quad sleeves make post-workout icing a lot more efficient than a bag of peas.

When it comes to finding the right sunscreen, Triathlete’s got you “covered” (get it?).

Our test team logged serious miles in the latest running shoe offerings from the major brands.

Specialized’s new S-Works+McLaren TT helmet made its professional debut on Saturday in the Tour de France’s prologue.

Why do professional triathletes put so much time and money into wind tunnel testing every year? Learn about the process in this video.

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.

Four new carbon clincher wheelsets are on their way from Bontrager.

Traditional road helmets have been either aerodynamic, or well ventilated, but not both.

If your bike groans every time you push hard on the pedals, identifying the cause can be surprisingly tricky.

It may have stepped away from the top end of the aero world for nearly a decade, but Mavic has returned with a vengeance.

Looking to invest in new compression gear? Here are four choices from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.

These four athletes have some of the more eye-catching custom aero lids on the pro scene. Can you match the helmet to the pro?

Although it isn’t perfect, a road bike with clip-on aerobars can be a comfortable, fast race machine if set up properly.

Inside Triathlon tested five of the most high-end, technologically advanced tri bikes on the market.

After lagging behind, Shimano joins the age of broad aero rims with wheels that can match up to Zipp.

The Triathlete Buyer’s Guide magazine is out on newsstands, and we're showing you the complete bike section right now.

If finishing your next race with a PR and your bank account still intact is your goal, these proven low-cost clock-beaters are the ticket.

Get the first look at all-new triathlon bar-end shifters and brake levers that bring Campy EPS to the transition area.

The Triathlete Buyer’s Guide magazine is out on newsstands, and we're giving you a sneak peek at the bike section right here.

Magura’s RT 8TT is the first hydraulic brake for road triathlon bikes—and it delivers better braking performance than cable-actuated brakes.

This all-new tri bike was spotted at the Giro D’Italia cycling race.

Get a sneak peek at the run hydration section from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.

Huerta had the race of his life in San Diego aboard this Orbea Orca.

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.

Get a closer look at the shoes 2012 Olympic Marathon Trials champion Meb Keflezighi trains in, races in and helped develop.

Looking to buy new pedals? Here are five choices from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.

Go inside transition at the 2012 Avia Wildflower Long Course Triathlon.

Heather Jackson is racing this weekend's Wildflower Long Course Triathlon in Kask's yet-to-be-released new helmet, the Bambino.

Jesse Thomas won the Wildflower Long Course Triathlon for the second year in a row. Get a look at his race-winning ride.

Get a sneak peek at the entire aerobar section from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.

The young phenom recently made the trip to Boulder to be fit by the originator of Specialized’s Body Geometry fit philosophy.

An inside look at the unusual biomechanics and bike fit of sub-4 miler and ITU Junior world champ Lukas Verzbicas.

Let’s say you have $1500 to spend on getting faster on the bike. Here are a few options that offer the best bang for your buck.

Check out the complete saddle section from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.

A swimsuit, any bike (and helmet) and pair of running shoes are really all it takes.

Do new technology and rim shapes make Enve the next big thing in aero wheels?

Get a peek into the 2012 Triathlete Buyer's Guide with these featured goggles.

An inside look at Pearl Izumi pro Cameron Dye’s wind tunnel test, guided by former Ironman world champ Tim DeBoom.

Check out the complete cycling shoe section from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.

What separates the 910XT from the competition?

Here's the first glance at the running shoe section from the Triathlete Buyer's Guide.

Tollakson’s strange bike with a unique label on the downtube is a modified 1996 Zipp 2001.

One-of-a-kind tri shoe teased, and other new tri goodies.

Save seconds by setting your bike like a pro.

The custom-painted helmet, provided by Alexander’s sponsor Road ID, sports several unique design details.

Check out the new Blade Max Stable from K-Swiss, a max cushioning shoe with inherent stability for controlling overpronation.

Frederik Van Lierde raced a Cervélo P4 built with 2011 SRAM Red components left over from his 2011 season in Abu Dhabi.

A new generation of triathlon and open water swimming wetsuits have been introduced.

Get a peek inside transition at the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon to see what some of the sport's stars are riding.

Not only is Chris Lieto the fastest cyclist in triathlon, he’s also one of the most detail-oriented when it comes to his bike setup.

Don't be surprised if you see Jodie Swallow ride this machine into T2 in Abu Dhabi with a substantial lead.

Looking for an off-road option to hit the trails with this spring? Check out the new Bajada from Montrail.

The entire wetsuit is built with Yamamoto #40 neoprene—the most flexible wetsuit rubber.

We compare two power meter-equipped trainers that can help precisely dial in your indoor workouts.

Take a sneak peek at a new cushioned version of the Kwicky from K-Swiss.

A mid-weight shoe at 9.5 ounces, the Zoot Ultra TT 5.0 features a friction-free upper and a well-cushioned midsole.

Fins promote a proper kick, give you a better position in the water, increase ankle flexibility and break up an otherwise boring swim set.

A comprehensive look at Cervélo's line of triathlon bikes for 2012, which includes the headline-catching P5.

Triathlete.com popped over to Lance Armstrong's hotel for another look at his triathlon bike before Sunday's Ironman 70.3 Panama.

Armstrong’s technical advisor gives the intimate details of his Trek Speed Concept.

I’ve never used “comfortable” and “tri apparel” in the same sentence, but Soas race kits are actually comfortable.

Linsey Corbin visited Boulder, Colo. with her new Trek Speed Concept to receive a bike fit from the Mat Steinmetz at Retul.

It takes the Forerunner 610 on average 60 meters to recognize a change in speed from 8-minute miles to 7-minute pace.

Cervélo Co-founder Phil White and Senior Advanced R&D Engineer Damon Rinard break down the design and features of the all-new P5.

SRAM’s first complete overhaul to their premier Red groupset greatly improves upon the three weaknesses of the original kit.

Don’t get stuck on the trainer all winter. With the right clothing you can comfortably ride outside, even in frigid temps.

The Seconds Pro interval timer app works by allowing users to program interval workouts into it and then running as a countdown-style timer.

Many athletes assume that the lower the aerobar, the faster the rider. This supposed dogma is wrong. Here’s why.

Cervélo teamed up with Magura to create a hydraulic rim brake specifically for the P5, and the brakes are compatible with any tri bike.

The integrated tri bike from Cervélo is finally here.

Put your shoes to good use and donate them to one of these programs.

Garmin recently released a nifty little device called the GTU 10 that uses GPS technology to let you follow a person or object.

Schlepping all your pool gear around is a lot easier with a functional mesh bag that can dry fast. Here are five great options.

Shorter cranks can help you get comfortable in a more extreme aero position.

Mad Fiber created a process specifically for carbon components.

Senior tech editor Aaron Hersh previews the top-10 triathlon gear items he's most looking forward to for the New Year.

SRAM will introduce an all-new Red component group in 2012. Image provided by SRAM.

The motorized, computer-controlled Guru DFU, which stands for “dynamic fit unit,” can help you dial in your ideal fit.

Inside Triathlon magazine offered four detailed bike reviews over the past year.

A detailed review of the Scott Plasma Premium.

A detailed review of the 2011 Felt DA.

A review of the Cervélo P4.

Get up close to TYR's $1200 wetsuit.

A review of TYR's Freak of Nature wetsuit, which retails for $1,200.

Aaron Hersh took TYR's new premier level wetsuit through the paces in the pool and the ocean.

The CoreStick is a new tool that allows triathletes to do core exercises that actually mimic movements in triathlon.

Cervelo is launching the P5, their next pro-level triathlon bike, on Jan. 18, 2012.