Profile Design has just come out with new, and industry leading, front-end products for tri. This is important!

The Cobb Fifty-Five was the first of Cobb JOF (Just Off the Front) line of saddles and also his first noseless saddle under the Cobb name, building on his thought process during his previous tenure at ISM.

I thought the Dash would be an interesting saddle, but I didn’t expect to love it. It turned out to be overall the most comfortable saddle I’ve ever used.

The cold waters of Sweden in April were the perfect testing ground for the blueseventy Thermal Helix and Markus Roessel put the suit and various accessories to the test.

For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a stem a superbike was, well, not lost exactly, but…

The Cobb SHC is a very narrow, low-profile saddle with a flat contour and a small but functional cutout.

Patrick Lange recently got a brand new custom painted Canyon Speedmax CF SLX, but there is more to this fine super bike than just fresh paint.

Is Newton Running back on its heels? Or in the starting blocks for another run for the tape?

Saucony built, probably unintentionally, a near-perfect triathlon shoe for neutral runners. Add heel and and tongue loops and you’re there.

The 2014 IRONMAN World Champion Sebastian Kienle will race the Cannes International Triathlon this weekend and the fast German has opted to tackle the hilly 100km course on a SCOTT Foil.

The Trinity Advanced Pro is an under-appreciated tri bikes: its poll radio button isn’t clicked nearly as much as it deserves to be.

The 2017 Specialized Shiv of Tim Don may not be completely orange, but it is a bright beacon in a sea of black carbon race bikes. But it is not just about looks here.