Oakley Jawbreaker – First Look
For the past year we have seen a new pair of Oakley sunglasses making appearances throughout the pro peloton – most noticeably on Mark Cavendish. Featuring a single-lens design with […]
Category Archives: Gear
Spy Optics Daft – Review
Sunglasses are a necessity for a triathlete. Whether on the bike or run, they help ensure you can actually see your way to the finish line. Although sunglasses are also […]
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 […]
Fix It Sticks Replaceable Edition – Review
The cycling multi-tool is typically a lesson in compromise. It has to have all of the bits we need to wrench our bike in an emergency while still remaining small […]
Wahoo KICKR – Quick Take
You know a product is a good one when we dread sending it back at the end of the review cycle. Fortunately, we typically get at least a few good […]
Ogio Ironman M9 – Review
Sometimes you have to admit you have a problem. And in our case, we can be over-packers. We show up at a race with everything we need plus enough spares […]
Scott Tri Carbon Shoe – Review
From the first time we saw Scott’s Tri Carbon Shoe we knew we wanted to try it. And we’re not going to lie, it wasn’t fully because of the strong […]
Nathan Sports LightBender – Review
We test all sorts of products here at Aerogeeks HQ, and yet we’re still amazed how often the simplest products can have the biggest impact. While not flashy or expensive, […]
Santini SMS Anna Meares 33 Aero Women’s Bib Shorts and Jersey – Review
For quite some time, female triathletes and cyclists have been faced with the “shrink it and pink it” concept when shopping for new gear. Fortunately the market has begun to […]
Infinit Nutrition – First Ride
Racing triathlon is a complicated endeavor. We spend months agonizing over which helmet to wear, tire pressures for both front and rear, should we run the 11-23 cassette or the […]
Specialized S-Works Evade Tri – First Ride
A man much smarter than we are once wrote that “all that is gold does not glitter.” Now, sure, Gandalf may have been referring to Aragorn, but consider for a […]
110% Katalyst Short Sleeve – Review
When we think of 110%, their innovative integration of ice packs into compression gear is usually what comes to mind, especially their Overdrive Compression Kit. There’s good reason why this […]
SKINS RY400 Women’s Compression Long Tights for Recovery – Review
We all know that recovery is an essential part of both your training and post-race routine, but let’s face it, not all of us are keen on sitting in an […]
Bell Star Pro – First Ride
It’s an unfortunate reality that we were not born to be elite endurance athletes. We are not “genetic freaks,” as the saying goes. We don’t have a naturally high hematocrit, […]
SeaSucker Mini Bomber – Review
Say what you will, but we think there’s something very attractive about bikes mounted on a roof rack. However, we don’t want a roof rack all the time as they […]
Rudy Project Agon – Review
We love sunglasses. In fact, our chief editor is a self-proclaimed sunglass hoarder. Walk into AG HQ, and you will see rows of sunglasses (all mostly from the chief editor’s […]
Pearl Izumi P.R.O. In-R-Cool Tri Kit – Review
When selecting a tri-suit for race day, we typically look for one quality above all others – the feeling of a “second skin.” After all, there’s only two times we […]
Interbike 2014 – Louis Garneau
Louis Garneau showed up to Interbike in a big way this year – showing off new apparel, helmets, shoes and the production TTR1. We ended up stopping by their booth […]
Six Pack Fitness Expedition Backpack 300 – Review
If you are reading this, we expect you know the truth – it’s not easy being a triathlete. For those of us that are not pros (and that’s most of […]
Scott Split – Review
We all know professional athletes are paid to wear and use certain products. But regardless of payment, athletes won’t put their success on the line for any product. So when […]