Profile Design FC25 – Review
When we tested Profile Design’s Aero HC, we wrote that they had “created a refillable BTA system that solves many of the problems of previous systems, and most importantly, never […]
Category Archives: Components
ISM PN 1.1 – Review
When ISM released the Attack two years ago, it was very nearly an overnight sensation. The narrower profile meant that those who previously had to zip-tie the prongs of a […]
Catalyst Arsenal Wheel System – First Look
We’ve all heard about a “do anything” wheel set concept, a wheel set that is truly the best of all worlds. It’s light and stiff enough to climb and accelerate, […]
ENVE SES Aero Bar – Final Thoughts
When we decided to focus on long-term reviews, we didn’t necessarily have the ENVE SES Aero Bar in mind. Our extended review process allows us to really get a feel […]
TriRig Alpha X – First Look
If you wish to run, first you must walk. Although we think that might not apply to Nick Salazar, the brains behind TriRig and its component line, the Alpha, Sigma, […]
TriRig Omega X – First Look
Two years ago we called TriRig’s Omega the “best mechanical rim brake on the market,” and we meant it. It was aerodynamically faired, easy to set for different wheels, stopped […]
FLO Disc – Review
In triathlon, it’s commonly accepted that to go faster, all one needs to do is apply money to the problem. For the most part, this is true – we have […]
Backbottle – First Look
We hate stopping on our long rides. In fact, it honestly may be Mike’s biggest pet peeve. Although even he’ll admit that sooner or later you are going to run […]
Cobb Fifty-Five JOF – Review
If you are a long time reader of Aerogeeks you know that we are big fans of Cobb saddles. At any given time there is at least one Cobb on […]
Zipp Super-9 Carbon Clincher Disc – Review
Discs can be a bit of an enigma to first-time triathletes. Here you are racking your road bike in transition, thinking about how ready you are. You probably installed aerobars […]
Geek Guidance – Optimize Training Potential with Sport-Specific Fueling
What you eat before, during, and after your workout is just as important as the workout itself. What’s more, what you eat during one workout can impact your performance during […]
Look Kéo Blade 2 CR Pedal – Review
We have been wanting to experience Look’s Kéo Blade Aero pedals ever since we saw them a few years ago. Between the claimed aero savings, the precise engagement of their […]
ISM Adamo PN 1.1 – First Look
We first saw the 1.1 at Interbike back in September, and now it’s finally hitting shop shelves. The PN 1.1 features the same shape as the Attack, a saddle we were […]
SILCA Removable Valve Core Extensions – Review
It would be easy to start this review by referencing the “click…click…click” of your valve extension rattling around in your wheel’s valve hole. But honestly, that short changes SILCA’s removable […]
Torhans AeroZ – First Ride
Hydration is going through something of a transformation in triathlon right now. From integrated designs such as the SHIV Tri, to aerodynamically optimized rear carriers and front bottles alike, the […]
Zipp Vuka Stealth – Review
Typically, the process is pretty straightforward when we work with a company to start a product review. If sizing isn’t a factor (BTA systems, wheels, etc…), it’s simply a matter […]
TriRig Mercury – Review
Every time a manufacturer hints at a new product the bets start flying here at the Aerogeeks HQ. Depending on the manufacturer, debates are sparked on whether the news pertains […]
Catalyst Disc Cover – Review
We’re always looking for ways to gain a few extra seconds on the bike. And while we are sometimes willing to pay for even the smallest gains, we obviously prefer […]
Interbike 2014 – Zipp
No trip to Interbike would be complete without a stop at the Zipp \ SRAM booth. While there were no new triathlon-related product announcements from Zipp, this was our first […]
Interbike 2014 – Look
Nine times out of ten, when you think about the Look brand name, their pedal systems come to mind. So it should come as no surprise that Look was showcasing […]