Interbike 2014 – The Helmets
Three years ago the concept of an aero road helmet as all but non-existent. You had just two choices—a light, well-ventilated helmet, or a fast (and hot) time trial helmet. […]
Category Archives: Gear
Bontrager Aeolus Helmet – First Look
All too often it’s forgotten that Bontrager is more than an OEM supplier to Trek—they’re making some great products any athlete should consider (regardless of whether or not you ride […]
Giro Selector – Review
In the middle of our time with the Giro Selector, we happened to catch one of the Ironman rebroadcasts. We’ve honestly forgotten which one, but the image that stood out […]
Ogio Endurance 9.0 Athletic Bag – Review
Every triathlete needs a good bag. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a true “transition” bag, but it does have to be a bag that can hold all of our […]
Oakley Radarlock XL – Final Thoughts
Sometimes, the littlest things make the biggest difference. Hydration mix concentration is the difference between bonking and bloated. Traction can be affected by tire pressure differentials as low as 5 […]
currexSole RUNPRO – Review
Runners and triathletes alike know that taking care of your feet and legs is an essential part of injury prevention. We buy specific shoes, socks, compression gear all in the […]
blueseventy TX3000 TriSuit – Review
Most of us raced our first triathlon in something we found on sale on the rack at our local shop. After all, out of all of your gear, who would […]
Bell Star Pro – First Look
Ever since we first saw the Bell Star Pro on the heads of Pro Tour cyclists this spring, we have been looking forward to getting the full details. From even […]
Giro Synthe – First Look
We cannot deny that we were surprised to hear about Giro’s new Synthe aero road helmet. We typically have a pretty good idea when something’s in the works, but this […]
AeroMail – Giro Air Attack Time Savings
Of the 300+ articles we have published, one of our most popular is the Giro Air Attack – Final Thoughts. We are huge fans of this helmet and we were […]
Brooks PureConnect 3 – Review
For those of our readers familiar with the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, you’ll likely remember Goldilocks’ famous “just right” comparison. Now of course Goldilocks was really referring […]
Louis Garneau Course – Review
When it comes to purchasing a new helmet, most of us have to make a choice. What’s more important to you—ventilation or aerodynamics? For most of us, we solve this […]
SportRx Prescription Lenses – First Ride
When signing up for WTC races, Mike always pauses on one of the questions; somewhere between asking your name and if you’d like to purchase an additional food ticket, the […]
Profile Design M:2 – Review
Once you’ve gotten a few races under your belt, you inevitably begin to trade up your gear to increase your advantage. And while you certainly can purchase a litany of […]
SportCrafters Omnium – Review
Let’s all be honest; riding a trainer is just about the last way we want to ride, but sometimes it’s the trainer or nothing. In our professional opinion, riding always […]
Oakley Radarlock XL – First Ride
Aggressive positions on the bike come with all kinds of complications, not the least of which is trying to maintain a good sight line while your neck muscles are screaming […]
Newton Women’s Distance Elite Lightweight Neutral Performance Trainer – Final Thoughts
We first started running with the Distance Elites back in February, and we have to admit that we were a bit unsure of what to make of Newton’s trademark “lug” […]
Nathan Sports Fire & Ice Bottle – Review
Any repeat reader of AeroGeeks knows that we’re what you might call, well….water bottle connoisseurs. Not only is the AG garage stocked with various bottle options, but a good amount […]
Giro LTZ Gloves – Review
Often times when manufacturers send us products to test, they throw in a couple additional items for us to try. We don’t always end up reviewing those products for many […]
VonDrais V-Tag – Review
Race number stickers are a necessary evil. Yes, they prevent your bike from being stolen. But let’s face it, getting them on (and off) is a mess. Walk up to […]