The most comfortable road saddle may become a liability when you rotate forwards onto the aerobars. In a long-course race, your pelvis and contact…
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Could the darkest lens be the wrong choice for your next open-water swim? It can be. Bright sun, overcast skies and shifting light all affect how…
What if your biggest Ironman gain isn’t a harder session, but a better-matched setup? The right ironman triathlon gear works as a system: it helps…
A carbon rail triathlon saddle can look like an easy upgrade, but the material alone won’t tell you whether it suits your riding position or your…
The 180km bike leg accounts for up to 65% of your total race time; yet many athletes still settle for generic gear that fails under pressure. If…
What if a single millimetre of salt-encrusted silicone is the only thing standing between you and a sub-sixty-minute swim split? You’ve logged the…
Your 70.3 finish time is more than a reflection of your aerobic engine; it’s the direct result of how your equipment manages the brutal Australian…
Petroleum-based lubricants are a performance liability for serious endurance athletes. You’ve felt that searing sting of saltwater hitting a raw neck…
What if your 1.5km swim leg turned into a 1.8km slog simply because you couldn’t see the sighting buoy through a haze of fog and glare? In Australian…
What if the reason you’re dropping out of the aero tuck isn’t your fitness, but a five-millimetre difference in pelvic tilt? You’ve likely felt the…
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