Eagle Creek Convertabrief Review
Pros on the Eagle Creek Convertabrief -Fits big laptops with room to spare -So. Many. Pockets. You won’t believe it till you see it -Easy to convert from back pack to briefcase, straps hidden...
Author: Zachary Rodasti
Eagle Creek Gear Warrior 29 Review
Pros of the Eagle Creek Gear Warrior 29 -29 inch stays lightweight while having optimal space. -All handles are firmly anchored and easy to grab quickly, yet comfortable to carry -Blue color stands out...
Ultimate Direction Adventure Vesta (Jenny Collection) Review
Pros of the Ultimate Direction Adventure Vesta (Jenny Collection) -Mesh straps for all day comfort and breathability function well in hot conditions -Maximum amount of adjustability through different strap configurations -There is an amazing amount...
Injinji Spectrum Toesocks Review
Injinji Toesocks – don’t hate ’em, try ’em We’ve all seen them out there by now. The people who think that they should wear gloves on their feet. They take off their shoes and...
Pearl Izumi Men’s Tri Fly V Carbon Review
Pros of the Pearl Izumi Men’s Try Fly V Carbon Triathlon Shoe -Comfortable liner provides chafe/hot spot free sockless wear -Ventilation dries your feet quickly out of the water -The stiffness of the carbon...
Pearl Izumi Men’s P.R.O. In-R-Cool Tri Singlet and Shorts Review
Pros of the Pearl Izumi Men’s P.R.O. In-R-Cool Tri Singlet and Shorts -Skin tight fit eliminates chafing/rub spots -Comfortable chamois -Hidden pockets are large enough to stash fuel, but hidden in seams to avoid...
Pearl Izumi Men’s ELITE Pursuit Tri Octane Suit Review
Pros of the Pearl Izumi Men’s ELITE Pursuit Tri Octane Suit -Snug, skintight fit eliminates chafing/sore spots -Chamois is light enough for the run, but protective enough for the ride -Quick dry material leaves...
Orange Mud Hydraquiver Vest Pack 2 Review
Initial Thoughts on the Orange Mud Hydraquiver Vest Pack 2 “Innovation from frustration” is the Mantra from Orange Mud founder Josh Sprague (read our interview here) – Josh was bothered by many of the same...
Company Spotlight – AGR meets up with Orange Mud founder Josh Sprague
Lately here in Colorful Colorado, we’ve had some crazy weather – my last trail race just 3 days ago was in two feet of snow, and yet I found myself sitting outside Fika...
Pioneer SGY-PM68 Series Power Meter Review
The Pioneer SGY-PM68 Series Power Meter Training with power. It’s a phrase most beginners triathletes and cyclists have heard – whether at their local bike shop, from competitors at local races, or maybe just even...
The SGY-PMLTC Pioneer Power Meter hits the market!
The Pioneer SGY-PMLTC Single Leg Power Meter Want to get into Power metrics for triathlon and cycle training, but don’t want to break the bank? Pioneer Cycle Sports just released a single leg power...
Rudy Project Sterling Helmet Review
Pros of the Rudy Project Sterling Helmet Lightweight build with exceptional quality Excellent ventilation Engineered with comfort in mind Highly adjustable for a custom fit Sun glasses dock and visor compatible (visor included) Cons...
Heather Jackson Partners with Pioneer Cycle Sports
Heather Jackson and Pioneer Cycle Sports had some exciting news to share recently… In a move which was eagerly anticipated by cycling fans and the triathlon fans alike, pro Triathlete Heather Jackson partnered officially with...
Opedix Dual-Tec 2.0 3/4 Length Tights Review
Pros of the Opedix Dual-Tec 2.0 3/4 Length Tight Panels are strategically placed to assist with muscle fatigue Material is such that they can used for ANY outdoor activity – running, triathlon, skiing –...
Hoka One One Clifton 2 Review
The Hoka One One Clifton 2 Pros of the Hoka One One Clifton 2 *Lightweight – a size 9 weighs in at just 7.7oz! *Road focused outsole with sure grip lugs *Very plush ride...
Rudy Project Tralyx Review
Pros of the Rudy Project Tralyx *Extremely lightweight construction *Excellent optical clarity *Adjustable nose pieces for a dialed in fit *AR laser series lens is variable for all weather conditions – wear them all...
Native Eyewear Kannah Review
Pros of the Native Eyewear Kannah •Stylish update to an active frame style means you can wear them anywhere •As at home on trails as they are on the city streets •Great optical...
Native Eyewear Hardtop Ultra XP Review
Pros of the Native Eyewear Hardtop Ultra XP -Wide frame shape fits larger faces -Adjustable nose pads make a secure fit when sweaty -Lens technology is superb -Finish is exceptional for the price point...
