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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Canyon Aeroad CF SLX – First Look
There has been a plethora of new frames under the riders at this year’s Tour – and we consider that a very good thing. New frames bring not only new […]
Bell Star Pro – First Look
Ever since we first saw the Bell Star Pro on the heads of Pro Tour cyclists this spring, we have been looking forward to getting the full details. From even […]
Fuji Transonic – First Look
The first thing Fuji told us about their new Transonic aero road bike was that it was heavily influenced by their Track Elite and Norcom Straight frames. Now pedigree is one of […]
Zipp Vuka Alumina BTA Mount – Review
Between the Arm (BTA) setups have now become pretty standard. We have gone from simple zip-tied cages to increasingly sophisticated setups, including computer mounts, straws, and fairings. But not everyone […]
Giro Synthe – First Look
We cannot deny that we were surprised to hear about Giro’s new Synthe aero road helmet. We typically have a pretty good idea when something’s in the works, but this […]
New Nutrition – GU Chocolate Peanut Butter and Osmo Preload Hydration
Nutrition is always going to be a highly personal choice. Some athletes can get by on water and a few gels, while others need high calorie liquids and solid bars. […]
Zipp 404 Firestrike – First Look
Ask any triathlete or cyclist to name the first company that comes to mind when they think of aero performance, and the answer is almost always going to be Zipp. […]
Garmin Virb – First Ride
In the 1980s, the world was a fundamentally different place. Berlin was divided by a wall, the USSR seemed indomitable, the professional peloton was on more steroids than Schwarzenegger, and […]
Stages Power Meter – Final Thoughts
It isn’t often that we get to ride the same gear as Team Sky. Sure, we get some pretty amazing products in to test, but there’s a fairly short list […]