Triathlon Gear Reviews

A great product for carbohydrate fueling during activity.

Happy, happy, happy with my new ride!

This is my first tri bike and I love it. Just did my first race and finished 3rd overall on bike. Frame is extremely rigid but comfortable and can handle a bigger guy well. Love the shifter components(dura-ace), shifts like a dream. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to get much faster.

Would have kept these if I had not found the Brooks Glycerin 8. I am suffering from morton's neuroma in my left foot and being treated by a physiotherapist. So needed a really plush cushioning shoe.

Great midlevel bike for an entrylevel price.

Great intro-minimalist shoe with enough cushion to hammer out 15mi or more.

Great shoes for the first 15+ miles that I have put on them. Very comfortable and super lightweight! Great colors...

I would love another pair if they send me one but that's probably not going to happen.
If I thought they fixed the problem I would consider the next generation the S10. can't be sure till i read the review's.

Good value and will help you have a flat-free ride.

Although these are considered racing shoes I'll probably only wear them for training and continue to wear my Newtons for racing... Asics have always felt heavy to me.

Good shoe. I would recommend them to anyone so long as they fit you well!

A great shoe that can be used by either a neutral runner or someone looking for a mild support shoe. The new design wraps your heel nicely and keeps you foot firmly planted in place for a nice secure fit. This shoe also has the new asymmetrical lacing which I find adds to the comfort of the shoe.
The cushioning in the heel is just right, not to squishey. The shoe breaths well, I run sockless and have not had a single blister. I also removed the laces and installed Lock Laces.

Hard to beat the value of these shoes for the performance they offer!

I've been to Try Sports (Mt Pleasant SC) and to Fleet feet (Columbia SC) and had my foot strike analyzed you know the 5 step fit and both stores said the same thing. I have one foot that rools a little and one that doesn't roll at all. So they cannot put me in a shoe that would correct one or the other so they recommended a neutral shoe. I tried on a Brooks Ghost and the Asics Cumulus and the Pearl. The Syncrofloat III by far felt the best during a jaunt around the parking lot. To me they had more forefoot cushioning and a lower heel to toe angle if that makes sense. I just bought my 2nd pair the 1st pair has 386 miles on them. I'm 5'8" 155lbs and am very pleased with the performance of this shoe.

What a great bike. I've loved every minute of it.

Keeps the ears warm on those cold weather outings.