The Triathlete team was in Nice, France, in the week leading up to the men's 2025 Ironman World Championship, and we got exclusive access to top podium contenders to see what swim goggles, bike helmets, and running shoes they'll be racing with this weekend.
Goggles are goggles, right? Nope. We hands-on review the best triathlon goggles in 2025 and reveal the most popular brands for triathletes.
Youth triathlon experts share what's required, what's optional, and what to skip altogether. Plus, how to save money on youth triathlon gear.
Experienced triathletes know it’s a good idea to have a small quiver of different swim goggles for different situations. We break down what to wear and when.
We look at an unnamed prototype helmet, $300 race shoes, and all sorts of goggle choices from some of the top contenders at the 2024 Ironman World Championship in Kona.
Triathlete gets an exclusive look at gear from Anne Haug, Kat Matthews, Jackie Hering and more.
Walking into the office with goggle eyes after your morning swim session is less than ideal. These low-maintenance skincare tips will show you how to get rid of goggle marks before they even start.
Dr. Iwan Hächler hates foggy goggles - so much, that he's made it his scientific mission to stop goggle fog once and for all.
Once solely the realm of pros and high-end carbon outfits, 3D printing is changing the way we build (and fit) tri gear.
TheMagic5 goggles are the first of their kind: custom 3D-printed goggles that use AI face-scanning tech. But are Magic5 any good?
They’re the only thing standing between your precious peepers and impossible-to-see buoys or flotsam and jetsam. You best take care of those goggles.
They might seem like a no-frills pair of goggles, but the Vanquishers have a lot to offer. We take a closer look.
We take a look at some of the best goggles for pool and open-water swimming.
Here's what you need to know before diving in.
FORM’s new firmware update brings smartwatch-connected open-water GPS capabilities to their already feature-rich heads-up display goggles.
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
Both Aqua Sphere and Blueseventy have added polarized lens options to their most popular open water frames.
Knowing a few key things about goggle design can help you find the pair most likely to keep you swimming happily.
Get a peek into the 2012 Triathlete Buyer's Guide with these featured goggles.
Need a new pair of goggles? Check out our goggle lineup straight from the 2011 Triathlete Buyer's Guide.
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