What We Have Noticed: Blackburn, NanoTalk, Zipp...
Written by: Herbert Krabel
Date: Wed Jul 01 2009
Today’s grab bag of interesting items includes a powerful pump from Blackburn, a tiny radio called NanoTalk, new brake pads from Zipp, an intriguing t-shirt from Headline Shirts and a waterproof camera from Canon.
Blackburn Air Stik SL
What: The aluminum barreled Blackburn Air Stik SL claims to give you more air per stroke and is rated up to 160psi
Length: 16 cm
Weight: 58 grams
MSRP: $24.95
Website: www.blackburndesign.com
NanoTalk i-speak
What: On you next training ride when your get dropped by your friends you can buzz them back with this tiny NanoTalk radio.
Dimensions: 4.3 x 2.9 cm 1 cm
Weight: 43 grams
MSRP: €140 (pair)
Website: www.helmfunk.com
Zipp Tangente brake pads
What: New cork composite pads from Zipp are claimed to operate at a lower temperature and offer better braking performance. Keep them away from your dog though as they look a bit like yummy treats.
Weight: 16 grams for the set
MSRP: $75
Website: www.zipp.com
Agony and Ecstasy t-shirt
What: In triathlon and many other aspects of life agony and ecstasy are never far apart and agony comes seemingly more easily.
Sizes: S, M
MSRP: $10
Website: www.headlineshirts.net
Canon Powershot D10
What: On your next trip to Kona, Hawaii or anywhere else where it is wet, capture the stunning under water world, your tri buddies or your kids with this water proof digital still camera from Canon.
Dimension: 4.08 x 2.63 x 1.92 in
Weight: 190 grams
MSRP: $329
Website: www.usa.canon.com
Blackburn Air Stik SL
What: The aluminum barreled Blackburn Air Stik SL claims to give you more air per stroke and is rated up to 160psi
Length: 16 cm
Weight: 58 grams
MSRP: $24.95
Website: www.blackburndesign.com
NanoTalk i-speak
What: On you next training ride when your get dropped by your friends you can buzz them back with this tiny NanoTalk radio.
Dimensions: 4.3 x 2.9 cm 1 cm
Weight: 43 grams
MSRP: €140 (pair)
Website: www.helmfunk.com
Zipp Tangente brake pads
What: New cork composite pads from Zipp are claimed to operate at a lower temperature and offer better braking performance. Keep them away from your dog though as they look a bit like yummy treats.
Weight: 16 grams for the set
MSRP: $75
Website: www.zipp.com
Agony and Ecstasy t-shirt
What: In triathlon and many other aspects of life agony and ecstasy are never far apart and agony comes seemingly more easily.
Sizes: S, M
MSRP: $10
Website: www.headlineshirts.net
Canon Powershot D10
What: On your next trip to Kona, Hawaii or anywhere else where it is wet, capture the stunning under water world, your tri buddies or your kids with this water proof digital still camera from Canon.
Dimension: 4.08 x 2.63 x 1.92 in
Weight: 190 grams
MSRP: $329
Website: www.usa.canon.com
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