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 […]
Tag Archives: Hydration
Nuun Energy – Review
Let’s start out with a basic fact – the AeroGeeks team is already a huge fan of Nuun. Two of our three editors use nothing but Nuun for hydration during […]
XLAB Torpedo System – Final Thoughts
When XLAB announced their new Torpedo System last year, it quickly became one of the most highly anticipated systems of 2013. Over the past few months we have covered both […]
The Wings of XLAB
Let’s face it; you’re probably just as obsessive about your bike as we are. So when you’re debating a rear hydration solution it’s not going to be a spur of […]
Hydrapak Gel-Bot Review
We first discovered the Gel-Bot while researching products for our Hydration Guide – BTA. While the Gel-Bot definitely piqued our interest, we couldn’t fit it into our review schedule at the time. So […]
How much does a water bottle weight (and why component weight is a very relative topic)
Bottle. Bidon. From Camelback to Polar to your local bike shop’s little branded 20-ouncers, you carry at least one of these on every ride you go out on. Even the […]
AeroGeeks Exclusive: Hans Bielat of Torhans details their new Aero Z hydration system (July 2013)
Last week, AeroGeeks sat down with Hans of Torhans and talked about a number of things: CFD data, wind tunnel testing methodologies, designing aero bits for Felt, Cervelo and others… […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – Rear Carriers
In out last post we covered the BTA (between the arms) position for storing hydration on board the bike. As we discussed, we feel this is by far the best […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – BTA
In this post we will be covering the BTA (between the arms) bottle setup. The BTA position is universally considered one of the best—if not THE best—place for a triathlete […]
AeroGeek’s Hydration Guide – An Introduction
When it comes to winning, losing, and just completing races, it’s easy to get caught up in the conditioning of an athlete or the technology they use and forget the […]