Triathlon Gear Reviews

Great light weight trainer for the neutual runner.

Great bike for the price. Dura Ace components on a tri bike for $1000 is hard to beat. I searched and searched for the best deal out there, and I think I found it in this bike.

Although they were somewhat expensive, I do believe they are well worth the money. They look great, feel great and perform great!

overall good shoe. I wore Jazz forever and then found Omni's my daughter introduced me to the hurricane and when i found the deal i was hooked

I love, love, love this goggle!

At 7.9 oz much lighter than training shoes, great for races.

I have yet to find a shoe more durable that provides better suppport and comfort.

I'm not super techie, but love it! There are not many weeks where I don't ride it at a least once or twice - even during peak season for cycling.

Great bike for the money!

I would buy again

Just got the bike, Will update after more use.

I love these. They are my first pair of clipless pedals and I'm sold. They are very easy to unclip out of. Twice so far I've started to fall over to the clipped in side and both times my reaction of putting my foot down unclipped me so I didn't fall over. The cleat breaking was probably a fluke but I still love these. The cleats are rather expensive also at ~$45 a pair. Still I would buy these again.

Great shoe so far. They are to replace the Shine as a neutral shoe. The wider base gives some more stability then the Shine. I like this shoe and the Pearl line.

No regrets on this purchase. Will be buying another one soon.

A solid value in the mid-level tri bike market. This is a bike you will not see everywhere (i've only seen a handfull in person).
The ability to fit a huge amount of people through a wide size selection and seatpost angles that can move from 73 degrees through 80+.

Equal to Polar RS800CX. Better for triathletes.