TYR

TYR is giving triathletes the opportunity to customize their goggles for the first time.

The uniform will be officially presented tomorrow at a USA Triathlon press event in San Diego, Calif.

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

Two-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander has signed with TYR.

A $1,200 wetsuit? TYR went there. The Freak of Nature is constructed completely from Yamamoto’s extremely flexible #40 neoprene built on the paneling and fit used in their current top-level suit, the Category 5.

Olympic hopeful Matt Chrabot has signed a multi-year deal with TYR. TYR also represents professional triathletes Chrissie Wellington, Andy Potts, Magali Tisseyre, Sarah Haskins, TJ Tollakson and others.

Triathlete gear editor Aaron Hersh spent the day roaming the Endurance LIVE Consumer Show floor to find the latest and greatest gear of 2011. Here are his top 11 picks, in no particular order, for best gear offerings of 2011.

A step-by-step look at how Tyr's triathlon wetsuits are made.

Sorting through all of the triathlon apparel and gadgets available can be a daunting task when holiday shopping for the triathlete in your life. Here's are 20 gifts available for purchase online that will put a smile on any triathlete's face.

Why swimskins might again influence the outcome of the Ironman World Championship.