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Recovery. Sometimes its dreaded just as much as the hard training itself. You feel like you’re not making any gains, but in reality letting your body recover properly is one of the most important steps in taking your game to the next level. Let’s introduce to you The Recovery Pump System. This FDA approved medical grade pump are boots with 4 inflatable chambered sleeves that replicate the action of the muscle pumps in legs. The active pneumatic compression system helps increase circulation…

A high performance road saddle with great comfort and fit. Awarded ‘Gear of the Year’ by Mens Journal, Specialized’s patented body geometry design allows for healthy blood flow to sensitive arteries, tuned-density EVA foam padding and FACT carbon rails for comfort and support on those long rides. It’s tough, yet light with water resistant Micromatrix cover. Comes in three options: black, white and black\white team (shown here).

The question “Should I?” crosses your mind. Then the credit card numbers get entered and you’re committed do racing your first triathlon. Now what? Well, for a start pick up Joe Friel’s Your First Triathlon. This clear and comprehensive book provides a 12-week training plan for beginners as well as custom plans for those experienced in running, swimming and/or cycling. Joe is a top coach in triathlon and his books are best sellers in the field. He offers helpful advice to simplify the complexities of the sport to ensure that race day goes as smoothly as planned.

The latest generation of Felt’s top-of-the-line DA is a product of years of research, engineering and wind-tunnel testing. Composed of UHC Ultimate+Nano carbon fiber material—shaped through extensive Computational Fluid Dynamics engineering, it’s 14% more aerodynamic and 13% stiffer then it’s predecessor. The last generation DA came in a steep price of $12,499 for a complete bike, but this year the company is making it an option to more riders…

A womens specific cycling jersey minus the pastel colors. This made in Italy top is 100% polyester finished with RHT technology, for fast moisture transfer, and has an elastane mesh jersey back for increased ventilation. Full zip, soft and lightweight, this is a great fashion addition to your closet full of tri-gear. And don’t get jealous guys if you want the same plus matching outfits with your significant other (aww, how cute!). The mens version looks nearly identical.

Do your muscles a favor and fill ’em up with 100% complex carbs from Carbo Pro. Have it before, during and/or after a training session for energy and recovery. This neutral flavor, white free flowing powder mixes easily with your drink of choice and injects 112 calories per ounce. Despite the carbohydrate debate in the past decade not all carbs are bad for you, so top off reserves before your next race.

No company has done what TYR has with the Freak of Nature. They took the most flexible rubber available, Yamamoto’s #40 neoprene, and made an entire wetsuit out of it. It is the company’s most technologically advanced suit and the most expensive on the market at the moment. This unique change from the typical wetsuit allows 7X more stretch and it’s supposedly so flexible that you won’t notice having it on. There are other notable features included with the freakish price tag, such as quick release ankle cuffs, .17 Specific Gravity and 0.026 Friction Coefficient. Worth it? You gotta give it a try to find out. Ahem, pros like Lance Armstrong, Andy Potts and Chrissie Wellington have already.

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Don’t let chilly weather give you an excuse to not go out on a ride or dampen the experience. Slip into proper gear like these Pearl Izumi Pro Leader Arm Warmers. P.R.O. Thermal Lite fabric provides warmth in mild conditions without the bulk and P.R.O. Transfer Aero panels provide aerodynamics. Comes in left and right arm specific fits with reflective elements and protects your arms from the sun’s UV rays.

K-Swiss’ Kwicky is made to help you run out of T2 as fast as possible. It’s a lightweight shoe designed with an integrated closure system and SeamFree interior for comfort with or without socks. Dynamic TPU arch support and 3D medial posting provides enhanced stability on the course while the Ion Mask water resistance technology will help keep your feet dry. Go and get your Kwicky on!

Bontrager’s latest triathlon-specific cycling shoe, the RXL Hilo. The large heel loop makes it easier to pull them on during transition and it’s built with their lightweight Silver Series carbon sole. Two quick straps seal you in while the footbed is perforated for quick shoe dry and your feet airy. Oh, and get this. There’s a medial side rubber band anchor that allows you to set pre-mounted shoes in a horizontal position to help you get in easier, thus able to shave some precious seconds off your time.