Fuji Norcom Straight – Final Thoughts
When we first unboxed our matte red 2014 Fuji Norcom Straight 1.3, we expected that we would be spending the next few months talking about how easy it was to […]
XLAB Stealth Pocket 400 – Review
When we began reviewing the XLAB Stealth Pocket 100, we’d mentioned that bento boxes were never going to be the sexiest addition to your bike. However, they more than make up […]
Wahoo RPM – Review
It was just over a month ago that we shared the new Wahoo RPM cadence sensor, and in that first article, we mentioned that Wahoo had sent us an RPM. Since […]
8-17-2014 WiR
Sorry for the late WiR this week. The team took the weekend off to get a little family time in. Luckily no family members seem to have forgotten our names, […]
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 […]
Watteam Powerbeat – First Look
Up until the last year, we wondered if the first company to get a power meter under $1,000 would set the market on fire. And while Stages and Power Tap […]
8-10-2014 WiR
We had big plans to get the WiR out early today, but we got caught up watching the finale to the Tour of Utah. Congratulations to Tom Danielson on his […]
Garmin 910xt – Final Thoughts
Whenever we test a new product we strive to keep an open mind. After all, we don’t want our personal expectations or concerns to cloud our reviews in any way. […]
Camelbak Podium Chill Bottles – Review
Podium Chill bottles have been one of the mainstay bottles at AeroGeeks HQ for years. You can find them on the pool deck, in our cages, and on our run […]
8-3-2014 WiR
Some good news to end the week – the AeroGeeks are getting healthy again. Our chief editor got back to training and our multisport editor is not far behind. But […]
2015 Felt Triathlon \ TT Lineup – First Look
With the introduction of the IA and AR in 2013 (both for the 2014 model year), it would have been easy for Felt to lay off the gas pedal and […]
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 […]
Scott Plasma 5 – The Pictures
After publishing our First Look at the Plasma 5, we still had plenty of shots we hadn’t shared with you. Here is our extended launch gallery of the Plasma 5—enjoy! In the Tunnel […]
Cervelo P2 – Final Thoughts
“All good things must end,” says Chaucer. We’re pretty sure he was talking to us about our time with the Cervélo P2, because we definitely don’t want to give it […]
7-27-2014 WiR
We have to start this week’s WiR by congratulating not just Vicenzo Nibali, but Peter Sagan (for the green jersey), Rafal Majka (for the polka-dot jersey) and Thibaut Pinot (in […]
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 […]
7-20-2014 WiR
Another week of the tour – another week of trying to squeeze in testing. Between watching it live in the morning and the replay in the afternoon, it’s certainly tough […]
Scott Plasma 5 – First Look
While we’d known Scott was working on a successor to its Plasma 3 frame, we really weren’t quite sure what to expect. Would it be a revolutionary redesign, or more […]
Reynolds Strike SLG – Review
There’s one phone call all product review teams hate making. It’s the kind of call that requires a few brave deep breaths before you start to dial. And when you […]
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 […]