I was looking for a trainer that was light and raceable. The energy is a great fit with race day features, and laces to boot. There's limited lateral support, but very strong cushioning.

I purchase the S40 one year ago from REI. Its been a great ride. I would reccomend it to anyone as an entry level bike. I have riden it over 3000 miles in the past year. Did my first century on it in August of 09. About to start upgrading parts to improve comfort.

The packaging talks about how it's Gluten free, cold pressed(?), 100% vegetarian, got 5g fiber, 100% raw, and organic among other things, and it certainly makes me feel like I'm eating something healthy unlike many other nutrition bars. I think it must be easy on the digestive system because I don't have that heavy feeling in my stomach after eating one. Pros: nice texture - not too soft with a few chunks of nuts and coconut, easy to digest, healthy, doesn't make my heart start racing from too much sugar. Cons: wasn't expecting Cashew Coconut Chocolate Chip to be tangy, but I guess that is from the Agave nectar. It surprised me at first bite but was still tasty.

This product is so easy to use and really works. I just swipe it on my goggles and I'm done. It's fast drying with no residue. I keep extra packets on hand during races to be neighborly. They are always appreciated.

I love this product. I spray it on my ankles and wrists before putting on my wet suit. My wet suit peels off easily when I am racing or training. A little goes a long way.

This is a great product. It is easy to throw in my tri bag and pull out when ever I need it. At the pool, the beach, anywhere there is a shower. I keep all TRI Swim products in my bag.

I have had this bag for a week and it is a great bag for going to the gym or to the track. With its different compartments and overall breathability of the bag, it is great. It is too small if your looking for this to be your transition bag, but could be used if you are not competing in a wetsuit legal race.

It has a a lot of thoughtful little compartments, a hanging hook inside for your keys, and a hard plastic ID tag. I really enjoy all of its little features, but my favorite thing about it is its size. Its small enough to grab quickly and take anywhere, but big enough to carry all of the essentials.

This is more a training bag than a racing bag due to it's smaller size. I say it's ideally suited for taking to the pool or gym. It'll probably also work as a T2 bag for races with multiple transition areas. It's a mix of a mesh bag with some beefier traditional backpack compartments, zippers, and straps. It probably isn't large enough for a full tri unless you are going without a wetsuit or pack extremely lightly.

I've been foam rolling for a while now, and I think it is one of the best ways to prevent injury. But I have to replace my foam roller periodically as it wears out. It doesn't compress over time like a normal foam roller, so it will last a lot longer, maybe years. I also like the different density zones, but the durability is the best part for me.