Louis Garneau M-2 Tri Skin – Review
While running sans top may be ok at your local sprint race, it’s not going to be allowed if you choose to race with the World Triathlon Corporation. Article VI […]
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Bontrager Ballista – Review
Anticipation can be a killer. And after months of watching Trek Factory Racing riders “test” out a new helmet, we were beginning to wonder if we could survive the wait. […]
10-18-2015 WiR
This week we kept the Kona train rolling starting off with our look at the steeds of this year’s Ironman World Champions. We also took a look at the new […]
Zamst RK-1 Knee Brace – Review
For any athlete who has suffered from chronic knee pain, you know just how debilitating it can be. And at least two of us here at AeroGeeks feel that pain […]
Silca HX-One and Hiro v.2 – First Look
When we hear the name Silca, one word quickly comes to mind – Quality. From their Removable Valve Core Extenders to Hiro v.1, the products they make blow us away. […]
TriRig Alpha Classic – Review
Halfway through our review of TriRig’s Alpha aerobar we were informed that we were no longer testing the Alpha. Now, with the introduction of the Alpha X, we were testing […]
Bontrager Spring\Summer 2015 Road Apparel – First Look
For most of us, we’re training through the heat of the summer, and by now you may be starting to find your summer kits lacking. And even worse, if you’re […]
7-5-2015 WiR
We’ve said it once and will say it again – we love the Tour de France. We kept up with product launches all week and can already tell you that […]
Zipp Vuka Aero – First Look
For the past few months, we have been catching a glimpse of a new integrated Zipp aero bar undergoing pro testing. From time to time, we’d see it show up […]
5-25-2015 WiR
We’d like to wish a happy Memorial Day to our American readers. While we know many of you will be using the day off to get an extra training session […]
Clean Energy Patch – Review
Every now and then we receive products that we are a little hesitant to test. Sometimes the concept seems strange to us, or maybe it goes against our team’s training […]
Ventum – A Conversation
The AeroGeeks Team recently had an opportunity to speak with Jimmy Seear and Diaa Nour, co-founders of Ventum, a groundbreaking company that has taken a legendary bike design and updated […]
Smith Optics PivLock Arena – Review
Finding a proper pair of sunglasses is a balance. On one hand, you research to find the newest and best features; and on the other, you want that perfect fit. […]
TriRig Omega X – First Look
Two years ago we called TriRig’s Omega the “best mechanical rim brake on the market,” and we meant it. It was aerodynamically faired, easy to set for different wheels, stopped […]
Rudy Project Wing57 – Review
When a company like Rudy Project launches a new aero helmet, everyone in transition takes notice. And that’s not just because they have the highest helmet count in Kona year […]
Trek Precision Fit – Review
Two months ago we shared our thoughts on the Trek Speed Concept and declared that if we were willing to race it, we would certainly buy it. Well last month […]
SportRx Prescription Lenses – Final Thoughts
We recently read “Fierce Conversations” by Susan Scott and while most of the book’s lessons do not apply to triathlon (though every few months we tend to have fierce conversations […]
Cannondale Slice UItegra Di2 – Review
The challenge with reviewing a product that seeks to buck a trend is that all of our standard comparisons fall flat. Of course it’s not that we can’t make a […]
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 […]
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 […]