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Once in a while, I like to highlight a few of the staples of my daily life as a triathlete and mechanic. The three items in this review are things that you won't find on your average cycling website.
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The first product of its kind, SRAM's TyreWiz gives you real-time reporting of your tire pressure at the valve. Check out the full review.
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At TriRig, we are obsessed with simplicity of form, elegance of design, purity of purpose. So TrueForm's treadmills might just be the best running machines on the planet.
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Once you get past the slightly odd name, you're going to find one of the best massagers on the planet. I'm obsessed with this thing.
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When so-called percussive massagers came on the market, I wondered what made them special compared to a modified jigsaw. Here's our in-depth look at three such devices.
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Although we usually don't delve into recovery implements, the high-tech gadgetry of NormaTec was too cool to resist. Here's our review of the NormaTec MVP system.
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The Garmin Forerunners have always been the premiere running watch on the market. Here's our in-depth review.
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A swim-capable mp3 player is like my holy grail of pool training. How does this one stack up? Check out our full review.
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Here's our in-depth review of the Garmin 510 cycling computer, the successor to the overwhelmingly popular 500.
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If you love high-quality audio, but hate the high price of custom IEMs, the solution has arrived: InEarCentral.com is here to make you a set of custom in-ear monitors.
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Nestled in sunny Scottsdale, Arizona is perhaps the best kept secret in the triathlon world. You may know that FASTER has a wind tunnel, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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The new e-tube Di2 junction boxes are big and bulky, making them difficult to hide from the wind. But Shimano already makes a special little part that makes hidden cables a cinch.
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This snazzy little Garmin mount from Tate Labs is a simple, effective way to put a computer between your bars.
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Garmin's flagship watch has an impressive set of features on paper. Let's look at how well it performs.
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You've seen this cute little camera everywhere - here's what it can do for the triathlete who wants to train with it, or just have fun.
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Finis is diving headfirst into swimming technology, and their new Swimsense performance monitor is an impressive step forward in underwater tech.
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