Triathlon Gear Reviews

I love this bike. So much different than a mtb. I don't see why anyone would not want a hybrid if they aren't going off-road.

My wife bought this for me after riding RAGBRAI on my MTN bike one year. Been happy with this bike but might be time to upgrade to a newer TREK

I have been a dedicated Asics runner for 15-years. The 2140 is a good, high mileage training shoe typical of the Asics 2000 line.

The bike looks great, is light, parts are SRAM red so you can't go wrong, and very aero. If you have the money this is a great bike.

You could always spend more and get a better bike and some day I may but I have no regrets on this purchase.

Buy two, one for the bike, one for the shop and toss the rest of your levers in the trash.

Fantastic product to make those long hours in the pool a little more interesting for those who enjoy music during training. Warrenties and lifetime guarentee against leaks also give the customer confidence in the product they are purchasing.

At this price range, and for complete 105 components, I liked the look and feel of this bike over the Specialized Allez, Fuji Roubaix RC and Trek 2.1.

I think I would only buy this bag again if it was super cheap and I wanted a transition bag and did not have one. Also if you are a type A, like most triathlete, you will not like the lack of compartments.

I would buy it with out thinking. I thought about buying this bag for over 1 year. I finally took the plung and could not have been happier. I would love it if someone would review the Rollie that it attaches to cause I cannot decide on that one.

These are the second pair of Newtons I own and I love them. I tried running in my Asics a couple weeks ago and my nagging injuries in my knee and hips re-surfaced. When I run in my Newtons, my legs aren't as sore, except in the calves, and my nagging injuries are non-existent. I actually bought these during a promo. ($205 gets you the shoes, tech shirt, socks, and a hat.) I'm hoping that they'll go down in price in the near future. If you're a mid to forefoot runner, and you have the cash, you should definitely give these a try.

Overall a great shoe, I will never go back to "regular" running shoes again. Hope I can replace these with 3.0s sooner than it took to replace my 7.0s...but that's a good thing.

If you can get a deal on these I would highly recommend them, but shop around and consider things like float, release angles and where you'll be riding before buying any pedals.

If you're converting a road bike frame into a tri-bike with aero bars and such, this is a great investment. Try to find one used and you can probably re-sell it for the price you paid if you end up not needing it down the road.

Very happy with my bike!

The PaceWheel is a circular calculator that figures training paces for Aerobic Base Runs, Marathon-Pace Runs, Lactate Threshold/Tempo Training, VO2 Max Intervals, and Running Economy Reps. For less than $20 bucks, it's an awesome tool.