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What we Have Noticed: Aquasphere, Blackburn, Bontrager, First Endurance

Written by: Herbert Krabel
Date: Thu Jan 29 2009

We have come across new goggles from Aquasphere, a light system from Blackburn Design, ultralight brakes from Bontrager and new nutrition from First Endurance.


Aquasphere Kayenne

What: A new low drag micro-frame goggle by Aquasphere that sits close to the face and offers 4-point expanded vision.
Colors: 10 varieties
MSRP: $24.95
Website: www.aquasphereswim.com






Blackburn Flea

What: Be seen when you ride your bike at dawn or dusk with the very nice micro size rechargeable Li-Ion Blackburn Flea front and rear lights.
Weight: 34 grams / pair
MSRP: $49.99
Website: www.blackburndesign.com




Bontrager Speed Limit XXX

What: The limited edition run of 500 Speed Limit XXX brakes is another 50 grams lighter than the already light "standard" Speed Limits.
Colors: As shown
Weight: 220 grams / pair
MSRP: $399.99
Website: www.bontrager.com




EFS Liquid Shot by First Endurance

What: No gelling agents help the First Endurance Liquid Shots to be easier digested. 400-calories, over 1500mg electrolytes, 1000mg amino acids and more.
Flavors: mild vanilla
MSRP: 50z flask $5.95; 32oz jug $29.95
Website: www.firstendurance.com




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First Endurance Liquid Shot 2 out of 5 stars

Misleading marketing

Reviewed by: Holly Ortlund, Feb 4 2009 5:02AM

First Endurance touts their new gel as being superior to others because it doesn't contain 'gelling' agents. The problem with this statement is, NO other gels on the market contain gelling agents, with the exception of only one.

Aqua Sphere Kayenne Goggles 4 out of 5 stars

Reviewed by: Roy S., Jan 30 2009 2:39PM

I'd love to try the Kayenne goggles, if i could find someone who actually sells them - i've been watching for a couple weeks now, and no joy.