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Upgrading your triathlon gear – and, by virtue, your performance – needn’t break the bank. Here are 25 affordable ways to beat your personal best…

Groundbreaking bikes, streamlined suits and cutting-edge carbon.It’s been another year of visionary tri gear releases. Here we round up the top 25 from the 443 products we’ve tested this season

New to triathlon and feeling swamped about the gear choice and what tri equipment you actually need? We answer 20 common questions beginner triathletes often ask

Stuck between comfort or speed, and wondering whether to wear a tri-suit for the whole of the Ironman or change into different, dedicated kit for each leg? Simon Ward has this advice

Sponsored: 2017 range from dhb offers style, reliability and heaps of tri knowhow…

Rhian Ravenscroft, co-founder of women’s tri wear company Threo, explains how to choose the right race and training kit for your needs

Kids need sports kit just like the rest of us. The trouble is kids triathlon kit is expensive and they’re likely to grow out of it in next to no time. So if you’re looking to invest in some equipment for the nippers it’s worth knowing what bits will give you – and them – the best value for money.

On a budget? We explain how to create your own swimrun kit from what you already have

You are now a seasoned triathlete and your tri rig is nearly complete, with an all-round aero set-up waiting to tear through the air. So what are the key final touches?

You’ve ticked off a season or two, so now it’s time to get serious and factor in aerodynamics, transition times and pacing education…

You’ve just started in triathlon and have got yourself a bike and a pair of trainers, but what are the key upgrades to provide comfort – and some time-shaving – come race day?

From a pair of shorts costing €800 to the smallest bike rack we have ever seen, we get a variety of stuff sent to 220 Towers – here’s 4 of our wackiest

A Back to the Future-esque self-tying shoe is due out later this year

A device designed to mimic the effects of altitude training from your sofa? Joel Enoch takes a closer look at the Altium i10