Smith Overtake MIPS – Review
Aero can be funny. Something may look fast, but we all know that looks aren’t everything. And sometimes what looks slow and bulky is actually pretty darn quick. That’s why […]
Category Archives: Triathlon
FLO 90 Carbon Clincher – Review
It was just over a month ago that we shared our first look at FLO Cycling’s 2016 lineup – a lineup that, for the first time ever, included full carbon […]
Power2Max Type S – Review
This is the era of affordable power. Single-sided power has broken the $400 price point and offers “good enough” power data for the majority of riders. But a German company […]
Coeur Women’s Cycling Bib Shorts – Review
There’s something almost magical when you find a pair of bib shorts that fit like a glove. And if you’re like us, when you do find that perfect fit, you […]
Recon Jet – Review
It is hard to deny that the Recon Jet has been one of our most anticipated products here at AeroGeeks HQ. A full-featured cycling computer built into a heads-up display […]
KitBrix – Review
Ask any of us here at AG headquarters about our chief editor’s obsession with organization, and you’ll get an earful. He’s been known to reorganize the AG garage multiple times […]
Ventum One – Review
It’s a really good time to be a triathlete. Companies are coming out with more and more specialized bikes tailored just for our needs, and even going as far as […]
AeroCamp – A Conversation
As avowed data junkies, we believe in the power of testing to inform equipment decisions. We pore over the results of wind tunnel sessions and try to make heads or […]
Zipp’s Spring Releases – 303 NSW, Disc 404 and 808, and new graphics for the Super-9
Zipp started Spring right this week with not one or two, but three product launches – the 303 NSW, disc brake versions of the 404 Firecrest and 808 Firecrest, and […]
Zinn & The Art of Road Bike Maintenance – Review
We admit that even at AeroGeeks HQ we rarely grab the maintenance manuals off the shelf anymore. When we need to find a quick how-to on bike maintenance our first […]
Marc Pro Plus – Review
When we first experienced the Marc Pro, we had our doubts. Could this device really make a difference in our recovery? Turns out, it really did. With said, if you […]
Louis Garneau P-09 – Review
Louis Garneau’s P-09 helmet has earned quite the reputation for being a particularly quick lid. Results from AeroCamp seem to indicate that it’s an aero helmet that works for a large […]
Infinit Nutrition – Final Thoughts
We’ll admit it; it’s been a while since our first ride with Infinit Nutrition. Since then, we’ve changed our bike formula twice, spoken with Infinit’s nutritionists three times, and concocted a formula […]
Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon SL – Aero Data
Yesterday we shared our First Look at the Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon SL. And while we had aero data, we did not yet have any of the test parameters that […]
ROTOR 2INpower, Qarbon, and QX1 – First Look
ROTOR has been upping their game over the last few moths, and unfortunately we have been behind in sharing that with you. That ends today with a first look at […]
Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon SL – First Look
Mavic knows how to make wheels, but until now, a full carbon clincher was not part of their catalog. It wasn’t that Mavic didn’t think one would sell. Instead, they […]
Catlike RAPID TRI – First Look
For almost two years Catlike has been giving glimpses of the RAPID to the cycling and triathlon community. Prototypes were first shown at Eurobike in 2014. And last year we […]
Bontrager Flare R – Review
When it comes to products that can keep us safer on the road, we’re always big fans. And that’s exactly what the Bontrager Flare R tail light delivered—safety and piece […]
Dash Cycles Basic Stage – Review
Dash Cycles’ products are objects of lust for nearly everyone in the tri community. From their astoundingly gorgeous TT.9 (read our review here) to the artwork that is a Gretchen 25, […]
Flo Cycling 2016 Wheel Line – First Look
Flo Cycling is no stranger to the pages of AeroGeeks.com. The FLO 60 was one of the first products we reviewed (and at the time, we said we “were smitten […]