Reviewed

This high-end women’s aero road bike might be a lot for a beginner, but it’s built perfectly for those who want to go fast.

Value reigns supreme—as always—with Canyon’s high-end race-ready carbon beast. The Speedmax CF SLX 8.0 SL might be a mouthful, but it’ll get you to T2 ready to run.

A new two-piece tri suit from Italian cycling clothing brand, Giordana, has plenty of interesting features, making it a unique choice for triathletes.

FORM finally hits the open water with a heads-up display swim goggle that connects via a compatible smartwatch to give important stats like pace, distance, and more.

Though not as inexpensive as its predecessor, the P2, Cervelo’s new P-Series borrows some very slick trickle down tech to give tons of tri-value.

This budget direct-to-consumer complete bike is a great jumping off point for beginners and intermediate triathletes. We break down why it might also not be the sweet spot you think.

The Ventum Z will get triathletes onto a race-ready non-double-diamond bike for far less than $4K—proving itself to be the budget long-course heir apparent for unconventional thinkers.

TriRig’s Omni is the epitome of the unconventional and all-out-aero non-double-diamond setup. It’s not the bike for everyone, but it’s perfect for some.

Almost like one of those exotic cars you rarely see out on the road, Ceepo’s bikes are elusive and unique.

Few changes? Few problems. This well-loved pair of lightweight trainers/long-course racers from Hoka gets a tiny update in the Rincon 2 that fans will mildly love but won’t impress haters.

New Balance gets squish-plus-support right in their new FuelCell Prism lightweight trainer.

Tiny upgrades to the monstrous Garmin Edge 1030 make the “Plus” version a worthwhile purchase for triathletes looking for very specific functionality.

Tiny, crisp, and more integrated than before, the Edge 130 Plus isn't a robust training tool but it's a solid starting point.

We look at the Roll Recovery R3 foot roller, an off-kilter foot roller that does more than just hush your pups.

We review the Castelli PR Speed Suit as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

We review the Runderwear Men’s Triathlon Suit as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

We review the Zone 3 Aeroforce-X as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

We review the Dixie Devil Christine One-Piece Aerokit as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

We review the DeSoto “Sneak-A-Poo” Riviera Flisuit as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

We review the Decathlon Aptonia Team Trisuit as part of our 2020 race kit roundup.

Deluxe neoprene gets a minor makeover with Roka’s top-of-the-line Maverick X2.

We review the Enve Foundation 65 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the HED Vanquish GP6 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Specialized Roval Rapide CLX Disc as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Knight 95 Carbon Rim Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT 62 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Swiss Side Hadron Classic 800 Rim Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Ron Aeron X Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Ron Wheels Aeron V6 as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

Nuun has gone all in with a start-to-finish line of nutrition that is basically made for the long/intense workouts that triathletes love. But is it any good?

We check out the Theragun Mini—a tiny, quieter version of the Theragun that could finally get more triathletes into percussive massage.

An unconventional design could be just the thing triathletes need. We look at Hunt’s ultra-affordable (but lightweight) carbon-spoked wheels.

Hoka’s newest release is a light-ish midweight trainer with soft-but-springy foam. Though it’s got the Cifton name, there’s not much here Clifton fans will recognize.

We review the Nike Windshield Elite as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

A trailrunner’s dream and a great option for triathletes looking for a slim training smartwatch without spending a fortune.

We review the Tifosi Sledge as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

We review the Bolle Chronoshield as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

We review the Roka Matador as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

We review the 100% Hypercraft as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

We review the POC AIM as part of our hottest sunglasses of 2020 roundup.

The AR80X DB wheels thrive in straight lines, so time trialists and triathletes will love these carbon wheels, especially at this pricepoint.

Custom ain’t cheap, but if you’ve struggled to find a well-fitting race suit, this new bespoke race suit might be the (pricey) answer to your uncomfortable prayers.

A new mid-budget wheelset from premium brand Enve might just be what triathletes need—without a lot of what they don’t.

The latest watch from Fitbit is small but mighty—and is packed with features that triathletes of all abilities will love.

There's a lot to love about this easy-to-assemble high-end bike from Quintana Roo.

We take an open-water specific look at reviewing five hot goggles for 2020.

POC’s new safe twist on its Ventral Air doubles down on their safety focus. But is it all worth it? Yes and no.

Roka ramps up the flotation to the max with their brand-new buoyancy-focused wetsuit.

POC's new Aspire Solar Switch sunglasses use high-tech solar magic that changes color instantaneously from second to second without delay.

Under Armour's HOVR Machina is rife with buzzwords: Carbon! Bluetooth! Foam! But can it pull it all off at once?

Suunto’s latest smartwatch is gorgeous, integrates well with the Google ecosystem, but has some serious training flaws.

Order your custom recovery protein online just like you would order a pricey pizza.

Nike’s new “injury beaters” were a big surprise.

Senior editor Chris Foster takes a look at new indoor training gear from Saris, Elite, Rapha, Omius, and Dyson.

After two months of testing, former pro triathlete/college swimmer Ben Collins reviews some exciting new tech shaking up the pool.

Giro ditches the laces on their new range-topping road shoe. Two Boa dials offer a more consistent fit. How do they play out on the road?