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Xtri Gear Review: Edge Composites carbon stem and road handlebar
01/20/10: Appreciation of today's carbon fiber weave and modulus characteristics is widespread in the cycling and multisport industries, but naturally in myriad other markets, as well. While still positioning itself as an up-and-comer in the bicycle industry (Read More)

Xtri Gear Review: Rudy Project’s New Wingspan Aero Helmet
01/05/10: “My goals when working on the Wingspan focused on the development of a helmet that would work well with any shape of back and shoulders,” explains John Cobb, aerodynamics and rider positioning guru as well as long-time frame, components and (Read More)

Xtri Gear Review: Oomph! Lava Compression Shorts
12/28/09: Unless you are an athlete that is paid to use a sponsor’s gear sooner or later we each find equipment or product that we stick with. Why? Because they work, they fit and there is value. For me, one of those products is made by Read More)

Kestrel Spreads its wings with design and performance
12/04/09: There is nothing that we like more at Australian Triathlete than receiving products that have been born from 'out of the box' thinking, and that have been designed specifically with the triathlon market in mind. Kestrel is a brand that dates back to (Read More)

Steve Larsen Review: TYR Nest Pro™ Metallized Goggle
05/15/09: Retail Price: $24.00
Available at: http://www.worldtri.com
Product link: http://www.worldtri.com/product_p/tyr-lgnstm.htm

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Steve Larsen Reviews: Xtenex 300 Series Laces
04/30/09: I often think that all of the best ideas have already been thought of, but every once in awhile I stumble across something special and wonder “why didn’t I think of that”? I have recently had the opportunity to try Xtenex (Read More)

Xtri Gear Review: Stan's No Tubes System
04/28/09: Anyone who's ridden a bike long enough has had to deal with a flat tire. I had terrible luck last Spring. It seemed I couldn't get through a ride without a flat tire. My bad luck continued this winter on the indoor trainer no less! After (Read More)

Steve Larsen Reviews: SLS3 Race Sox and Compression Sleeves
04/10/09: Although I have yet to try every brand on the market, I think it would be fair to classify myself as a connoisseur of compression gear. From the first compression gear I tried I was surprised by the results. Since then I have had an opportunity to (Read More)

Steve Larsen Reviews: 2XU Compression Tights
03/03/09: Throughout the past twenty five years of my competitive career I can associate certain songs, foods or things with certain races. For example, 1989 Jr. Worlds in Bergamo = U2 Joshua Tree, 1994 Giro di Lombardia = Risotto con funghi porcini at Villa (Read More)

Steve Larsen Reviews the Fizik Arione CX K:ium
01/29/09: Saddle selection is obviously a very individual endeavor. What works for me may not work for you; however there are certain characteristics I think everyone should look for in a saddle. These attributes are all found on the Fizik Arione CX K:ium (Read More)

Steve Larsen Reviews the Hed 3C
01/20/09: I have been a fan of Hed wheels for many years but only recently had the chance to race on them last October at the Ironman World Championships. Kona 2008 brought a moderately windy day (at least by my experience) and the wheels performed great. The (Read More)

Vinu Malik: Hard Work, Goal Setting & Powercranks
12/19/08: Earlier this season I wrote about my positive experiences with Powercranks. You may recall my build up to Lake Placid on a limited training schedule due to real world (Read More)

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