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blueseventy Helix

 blueseventy wetsuits are 20 years in the making. If today's tri wetsuit brands stand on the back of QR, it's with a big assist to this brand as well.
Triathlon

The Felt IA FRD of Tim Reed

 Aussie Tim Reed won Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs Lake with a great performance and here is our look at the Shimano equipped Felt IA FRD of this budgie smuggler.
Triathlon

T1 by De Soto

 The entire wetsuit world sits on one side. De Soto sits on the other side. Can De Soto be right? Here's our analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of 2-piece wetsuits.
Triathlon

Aquaman

 An old school company that's lived with glue & blindstitch construction over a 40-year history of making just these kinds of suits. Aquaman was around at the beginning of tri wetsuits; it's still here today.
Triathlon

Zone3 Wetsuits

 This is a wetsuit brand founded by British racer James Lock. This brand may be the most successful yet of UK-based wetsuit makers, does this brand deserve a larger place in the U.S. market?
Triathlon

ROKA Maverick

 No triathlon wetsuit company has stormed onto the scene in recent memory with a bigger bang than Roka. It's ROKA's second year, we've had a year to noodle them, is the fanfare justified?
Triathlon

The Cervelo P5 of Amy Marsh

 Austin, TX resident Amy Marsh captured the win at Ironman 70.3 Raleigh and we looked closer at her Shimano and Hed equipped Cervelo P5 race bike.
Triathlon

Callum Millward’s QR PR6

 Kiwi Pro Callum Millward will race the Ironman 70.3 Raleigh on the new Quintana Roo PR6 super bike and we managed to take a closer look before it went into battle.
Triathlon

QR unveils a new mold

 Quintana Roo's latest tri bike is the PR6, and the attempt is to make a bike that's easy to work on, easy to travel with, fits well, hits the high notes, but is still competitive aerodynamically.