Triathlon Gear Reviews

Love Brooks shoes would buy again.

Not that I have much to compare with, but the best bike I have ever had.

I paid total about $2500 for my built and it is comparable to others in the price range. I tested the original wheels and I wasn't impressed but there are price ranges for everyone. AFter 1 yr riding this frame I am still impressed. Great value on a fully built too.

I dont care for the price or taste.

Takes the guessing work out of post ride meals. Easy and convenient to have around. I love the strawberry.

Love it. I recommend it to anyone. they feel a little tight when you first buy them. HOWEVER; I dont know what too tight might be. mine was tight but "I broke it in" after a few swims, now its alright.

great shoe for the cheap price. comfortable when on asphalt and light as a feather!

I will buy another pair to rotate.

The tip of the nose is angled down so that it doesn't squish your frank and beans. The rest of nose is flatter and wider, due to the cut out, and that is where you rest your taint. It's great at relieving perianal pressure. The width is noticeable at first because I like to keep my thighs in, but it in no way inhibits my ability to do so. The back of the saddle is where your sit bones rest and is narrow enough where it doesn't limit your hamstrings range of motion.

These are my fifth pair. Just read my other reviews on my Newtons.

Excellent suit for different uses. Durable, comfortable, and affordable.

My first ride was about 20 miles. The nose is a little wider, but after a couple rides I should be used to it. After my ride, I had no soreness down there like I would with my other saddle. I was able to ride in the aero position much longer. I will update after a couple hundred miles when the leather is broken in.

As I fell in love with my Ordu, I followed with the Diva. I haven't been let down. LOVE LOVE LOVE this bike!

LOVE them!

I bought these to replace some Natives that did not sit high enough on my face to prevent me from looking into the frame in the aero position. After having to adjust the nose bridge to make them somewhat comfortable, they were just as low sitting on my face. I am going to try the Tifosi Ventoux.

Good socks for long runs and challenges with calf pain.