Triathlon Gear Reviews

Probably a pretty good shoe, but just not for me.

Great shoe, will definetly buy again.

Great product. It really got me motivated to runn more and run harder. Not perfect for everybody but it is great for the the beginner and the apple/nike quality is evident.

I would definitely buy these again. Soon, too, because they are at their 300 mile mark.

This is a great jacket! It is perfect for rides where the weather changes all the time (like in Colorado) when it is just above freezing as you start but then shoots up to 70 in under an hour. All I have to do is stop for a second to unzip the sleeves and just throw them in the back pocket for when it cools off again.

A must for anyone wanting to be competitve

Saving for a tri-bike, so this will have to do for my first season.

Seems to be a good overall purchase. If I am ready for my first race in January, it will have been worth it.

Polar will NOT be my first choice next time I'm shopping for an electronic piece of equipment.

Perfect tire for riding in the winter, on a trainer, or generally training.

Worth $30 - even worth it to me to buy a used Nano to be able to use it. Love the Challenges, love the single button verbal update on time/distance/pace. Basic, inexpensive solution until they work out the kinks in the Garmin 405s of the world that would make it worth investing in one of those.

Would recommend that you try it for a couple months, if you can afford it.

I love these and definitely recommend them to anyone who is looking for a way to ride indoors, for whatever reason - weather or convenience.

Couldn't ask for a better bike for the discount I got on it. I purchased it as 2007 just as the 2008's were coming out. They knocked at least $600 off. If you are a somewhat serious cyclist but just getting into triathlons this would be a great bike for you.

I got them to augment my trainer. So far the trainer has done nothing but gathered dust. As close as you can get to being on the road while in the basement.

My first road bike, and in the first 580 miles it has taken me around the neighborhood, as well as on longer Saturday rides of up to 46 miles. No problems to report, and I am liking it more and more. I will definitely look at Jamis again when it's time to upgrade.