Triathlon Gear Reviews

Good shoe for training sessions. Got into triathlons in 2011. Used shoe for triathlon training from May to October. October to December used for HM training. Lasted pretty long and did not cause problems other than blisters during races.

Great Summer or warm climate shoe. Limited in cold or wet weather. Still a great training shoe.

Just getting started with aero bars. I've tried other clip on bars. These work very well. It took some time to get them adjusted to where they work best for me. It didn't take long to realize I needed to tape the bar ends to ensure good grip.

Overall I not pleased with the workmanship and durability of the FR60. A watch that costs $200 should last at least a couple of years. While, it's served me well over the past 2 years my recent experience with Garmin has been very negative and frustrating. I'm not quite sure I'd buy Garmin again.

I used this consistently for a year or so and then started training for an Ironman. I never had any issues with it during the first year as most trainer rides were 2 hours or less. When I started training for IM some of my trainer rides went for more than a couple of hours and I think it took its toll on the trainer. Eventually something within the fluid housing broke and it stopped working. I took it back to REI where I bought it and they replaced with a new model. I think if you're riding a trainer for less than 3 hours at a time you won't have a problem. It's when you complete a 5 hour trainer ride that I think you're setting the trainer up for failure regardless whether it's a cyclops or KBK or other brand. My excuse for riding a trainer for 5+ hours is not that I am a glutton for punishment, but I have young kids so getting up at 4am on a Saturday morning to complete a ride was one of my few options.

I would buy it again and I like the fact that I bought it from REI and got such an easy replacement.

Looking forward to putting lots of miles on these shoes, and seeing how they last long term. So far, very impressed.

Great GPS watch at a great price. Don't waste your money on one that will cost 3x as much for nothing. This watch will do everything you need and much more.

This is my second pair of Ghost 4s after 2 pairs of Ghost 3s. I just noticed there is a neat leash feature on the tongue that allows the laces keep the tongue from sliding to the outside. I wear my shoes very large because my feet swell on long runs, so this was an issue for me. And this detail solves it! Cool!

If you want speed and domination in the shorter races, this is your bike. Long distances may suffer a bit because of the stiffness and responsiveness.

Have only had it on the trainer for a couple of rides, seems to be working well. A wait and see attitude, I think it will be fine.

I usually where a Brooks Adrenaline for everyday training. These definitely have less support (they are supposed to), but are a bit less weight than my Brooks. I could definitely see me using them for sprints or 5ks, but anything longer, I'll have to see. The built in speed laces are great in the fact that I don't have to go out and buy a pair, but they are no better than any other speed laces I have used.

Not the best, not the worst.

While everything else I've ever used from Desoto has been great this item is not so great. The good thing about that is they have a money back guarantee.

I think the value speaks for it self. An all purpose tri suit that does as well in the water as it does on the bike. It's a pretty rare combo.

The jacket has functioned great on brick workouts, or just a cool run or ride. Even at full price this is a great addition to your workout wardrobe. Very functional and versatile.

Just bought this jacket and went on a ride on a chilly day. It kept me warm and comfortable while riding for over 3 hours. Its versatility lets you start riding in the morning then if it warms up you can remove the sleeves.