Top 10 not-needed triathlon gadgets
From power shower wipes to rundies and thumb bells, Martyn Brunt shares his top 10, not need triathlon gadgets…Are there any he’s missed?
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From power shower wipes to rundies and thumb bells, Martyn Brunt shares his top 10, not need triathlon gadgets…Are there any he’s missed?
The Stryd Running Power Meter, the only one on the market at the moment, scored an impressive 88% and got awarded Editor’s Choice when we put it through its paces
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?
Matthew Allen takes the Pinnacle Dolomite 5 for a test ride to see if it really can deliver what it promises for the affordable £1,000
With a choice of seatposts and clip-on aerobars, the women’s Alias Comp can be changed from a road to a tri race-day bike with relative ease. Aiofe Glass takes it for a test cycle…
Buying an aero bike without aero wheels is like buying a three-legged greyhound – you’ll save money but there’s a crucial ingredient missing. So is the Giant Propel Advanced Pro 1 the complete aero package?
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
Feature editor Matt Baird takes the Beacon run jacket from New Balance out for a run
Matt Baird takes the Pace Norviz Heat Jacket from Helly Hanson for a winter run
220 Editor Helen Webster tests out these glow-in-the-dark running capri leggings from New Balance
Is it possible to get reliable body composition stats from a set of scales costing a shade over £100? 220’s editor Helen Webster assessed their accuracy…
Inspired by the fabled Speedgoat 50k race, these ultra supportive trail running shoes from Hoka are designed for rugged, technical terrain. We took them for an off-road spin…
This snorkel from Aqua Sphere is designed to allow you to breathe whilst keeping your head in a fixed position through the water. Did our reviewer get on swimmingly with it?
Vitus have released a new version of the hugely popular GR City for 2016, and claim it’s just as capable on the road as off it. So is it a true jack-of-all-trades or a master of none?
A device designed to mimic the effects of altitude training from your sofa? Joel Enoch takes a closer look at the Altium i10
This unconventional kickboard is designed to promote a streamlined position and improve body position as you kick. Did it float our boat?
He’s the author of one of the most acclaimed running books of all time – so is Christopher McDougall’s follow-up to the brilliant ‘Born to Run’ a repeat success?
We tested this axle-based power system that won’t break the bank compared to others on the market
This lid includes a light at the back for additional visibility on the road. Did it leave us dazzled?
How will the top-of-the-range disc version of the Specialized Tarmac fare with our reviewer?
Strength workouts should be part of a triathlete’s training plan year-round – but does this book give you strong advice?
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