🎯 Training & Race Day
~$250Synergy Volution — Entry-level wetsuit
Best for: First wetsuit purchase
2026 Gear Guide
FullKitTri cuts through the marketing on triathlon gear. Honest roundups, head-to-head comparisons, and buyer's guides for wetsuits, bikes, GPS watches, tri suits, and more — at every budget.
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🌊Wetsuits, goggles, and swim accessories for pool training and open water racing.
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🚴Tri bikes, road bikes, and aero upgrades across every budget tier.
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⌚Multisport GPS watches from Garmin, Coros, Polar, Apple, and Suunto.
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👕One- and two-piece tri suits for sprints, 70.3, and full Ironman distance.
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👟Running shoes for the run leg and cycling shoes built for fast transitions.
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⚡Race-day fuel: gels, drink mixes, bars, and hydration strategies that work.
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🎯Transition tips, race-day checklists, sizing guides, and head-to-head gear comparisons.
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The #1 pick from every category — what we'd buy if we had to rebuild our race kit today.
🎯 Training & Race Day
~$250Best for: First wetsuit purchase
🚴 Triathlon Bikes
~$300Best for: Most triathletes — sprint through full Ironman
🚴 Triathlon Bikes
~$350Best for: Most triathletes training and racing up to 70.3
👟 Run & Bike Shoes
~$250Best for: Most triathletes — sprint through Ironman
⚡ Nutrition
~$15 (60 chews)Best for: Most triathletes — 70.3 and Ironman in moderate heat
🌊 Swim Gear
~$40Best for: Most triathletes — the 'just works' pick
The magazine
A complete triathlon gear checklist for first-time racers — what you actually need for the swim, bike, and run, what you can skip, and what to spend money on.
Read the guideThe aero helmets worth the watts: short-tail vs. long-tail, ventilation trade-offs, and which models actually save time at age-group speeds.
Read the guideThe best GPS bike computers for triathlon training and racing — from budget to premium, compared on battery life, navigation, power-meter support, and readability.
Read the guideTri-specific cycling shoes made for fast transitions, wet feet, and long-course comfort — plus the best road shoes worth considering for triathletes.
Read the guideSalt tablets and electrolyte capsules that prevent cramping and save races — compared on sodium dose, ingredients, and when to use which.
Read the guideThe best open water goggles for triathlon — wide peripheral vision, anti-fog coatings, and tinted lenses compared across sprint, 70.3, and Ironman distances.
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