Triathlon Gear Reviews

good entry level trail running shoe

Wish I had waite and gotten a Garmin Forerunner 305. I want the GPS, but not crazy about 2 wrist straps instead of one. I may get it anyway and keep this one for indoor/track training.

I swim a bunch. I have found these to be the best I have ever worn. Sighting is a breeze. They do come in Rx. Although I wear glasses I don't need Rx's to see. Come is nice carry case. The top is a little difficult to put on. I hope to never lose these but if I do I'll buy another pair quickly. These are the best.

Great piece of gear

Expensive but very good company

Heavy shoes! Turns out they were the wrong shoe for my foot.

Only my first time out in the them. Check back for updates.

I think I made a good choice with the P2C. Turns out to be a pretty popular bike as well.

I love these shoes. Prior to these i bought the cheap adidas at Kohl's that they called running shoes and would always have sore feet and knees, after these, no problem at all. Love them and worth the money. Not sure how long you should expect them to last though.

This is a must-have product if you race and have ever fumbled with water bottles - or skipped drinking because of the bother. I stay MUCH better hydrated during races with Speedfil.

Great bike for anyone who likes to feel the automatic acceleration when you trust that pedal forward. Really what got me hooked on it back then. Kestrel has great customer support now.

Great wetsuit overall, If I had to purchase it, I would not hesitate to save the $$'s to purchase it. Wish I would of gotten it a long time ago.

Great shoe, and very durable. Highly recommended. As the main cardinal rule, always get properly fitted before bying a shoe. Everyone fits differently.

It's my first tri bike, first carbon bike, and I feel like a rockstar every time I ride it :)

I upgraded the wheels

Great bag for your buck, if your not elite and fractions don't matter its a good carbon frame and fit for half the price