Triathlon Gear Reviews

fit me well and are a good shoe!

Great comfortable distance shoe

A good mid-level suit but you've got to be REALLY careful with the material when taking it on or off.

great bike. I hope to have this bike for all of my beginner triathlons.

Good overall choice, I have had 4 pairs of Asics before.

Great suit, I would definitely buy again!

Great investment! I honestly could not be happier!

For my vanity reasons alone, because the marks these leave on my face is so bad, I may have to try another type of goggles, but I really love how these goggles feel and perform.

Great shoe, just not a great shoe for me.

Overall if your on a tight budget I would recommend this bike. It's value is great. Don't let me scare you away by saying it's not the best racing bike.

I guess for the money, I'd definitely buy it again.

So far I am really enjoying my first triathlon bike, I would recommend this bike to others.

I don't know if this would be the bike to pound out the centuries on (I'll have to update as I get some real miles on it), but it's light and fast which suits part time triathlon use perfectly.

Nice decent mid-range helmet that comes in sizes for those of us with big heads.

Good shoe, just not worth the price to me anymore when I can get the same benefit from a cheaper shoe that might even last longer.

I might be back to Newtons at some point but for now I have found a much cheaper alternative.

If you want a shoe that promotes a midfoot strike but don't want to pay Newton prices give these shoes a try. The tread pattern and entire shoe is designed for a midfoot strike and it works. Very lightweight, fast shoe, even cures my mild over-pronation without feeling like a stability shoe.

According to the website they even have a race shoe that is the same shoe but has a hatch on the back so you can leave the shoe tied and put the flap down in T2, then when you get off the bike, jam your foot in, flip the hatch up (like a ski boot) and away you go.