Cervelo S3 – First Look
It’s back—Cervelo has resurrected the S3 for 2014. Introduced at Eurobike 2013, the new S3 weighs less than its predecessors and offers more stiffness and aero qualities. Two models of […]
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2014 Scott Plasma 10 – First Look
When you hear the word “premium” associated with a frame, you typically expect to hand over your first born to pay for it. Not so with the SCOTT Plasma 10. […]
Cobb Cycling Max Saddle – Final Thoughts
We’ve been riding Cobb’s Max Saddle for a few months now, and we can honestly say that we’ve fallen hard for its unique design. As we discussed in our First […]
Cobb Cycling Max Saddle – First Look
When we first laid eyes on Cobb’s Max saddle we weren’t completely sold on its looks. However, after spending just a few rides on it, we can tell you that […]
Cobb Rapido Tri Shorts – Review
When it comes to the Cobb Rapido shorts, the first feature you will notice is their absolute lack of chamois. We don’t mean that they have a small one, or […]
Betty Designs – Betty Cycling Kit
Sometimes flashy gear makes you feel faster. Sure, your more practical self might say to stick with basic black or white. But let’s face it, at some point we all […]
Terry Falcon X – Review
Touted as the world’s most comfortable saddle for women, Terry prides itself on designing, testing, and modifying a wide variety of saddles for all levels and types of riders. Just […]
Betty Designs Spring 2013 Line – First Look
With Mother’s Day fast approaching we thought it was the perfect time to take a look at Betty Designs Spring 2013 lineup. For those not familiar with Betty Designs’ work, […]
Healthy Surprise – Subscription Sampler
Continuing with our look at subscription boxed programs, this week we’re reviewing Healthy Surprise—a company that sends boxes of vegan, gluten-free, natural, and soy-free goodies to your door each month. […]
Bulu Box – Subscription Sampler Review
Like many of our readers, the three of us often ogle over new products online or at our LBS. However, many times we’re not quite ready to commit to purchasing […]
A Sneak Peek at AnotherTri.com
We recently had the privilege of speaking with Daniel van der Merwe, CEO of AnotherTri.com—a new marketplace for buying and selling new and used swim/bike/run equipment. We’d like to provide […]
AeroGeeks.com Celebrates our 50th Post With a New Look
For the past few weeks, we at AG have been working on the development of our new look. And we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you! If […]
Shin Splints: Tools for Treatment and Prevention
Shin Splints: Tools for Treatment and Prevention If you’re a runner, chances are that the words “shin splints” are some of the most cringe-inducing in your vocabulary. While the injury […]
Cycling Kits for Women
Triathlete recently posted a great summary on several women’s cycling kits (you can read the full post via Triathlete here). With the help of eight readers (translation: eight lucky ladies!), […]
Aqua Sphere Kayenne
Ever since purchasing my first pair of goggles I’ve found that, at least in my case, they’re a very personal choice. And with so many choices out there, I kept […]
Should Triathlon Qualify as an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women?
Triathlon has been steadily gaining in popularity among younger athletes—especially females. What’s more, according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), at least 160 triathlon “club” programs are already in […]
Embracing the Trainer: The Adventures of Indoor Cycling For Two
When I first found out I was pregnant, I knew that my days of riding on the open road were numbered. Like many prego triathletes, my doctor recommended that I […]
A Look at Women’s Cycling Shorts
When I first started cycling, I quickly learned the importance of a good pair of cycling shorts. The right pair can guarantee more comfort in the saddle (and afterward). But […]