Swimming, Cycling & Triathlon

From goggles to chamois cream, lap counters to advanced triathlon watches, we've got everything you need to make the most of your swimming and cycling training. 

Learn how to choose from the dizzying array of wetsuits and goggles to find your best fit, and understand how best to pace your training to avoid injury.

Just starting out? Get yourself equipped with our Swimming Gear Guide. 

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