All triathlon products

The right triathlon clothing depends on the distance, the weather, whether you use it for training or racing, and your personal preferences. Depending on the range, the options include tri suits, tops, shorts, swimwear and functional accessories, among others.

Triathlon clothing must combine the requirements of swimming, cycling and running. A close fit, a high degree of freedom of movement, good moisture management and a short drying time are important. The specific properties vary depending on the model.

A tri suit is a one-piece suit for all three disciplines. It is worn for swimming, cycling and running, which saves you from changing clothes completely in the transition zone.

A tri suit fits the body continuously and is less likely to slip during the race. A two-piece consisting of a top and shorts offers more flexibility and is easier to put on and take off. Which option suits you better depends on the distance, the intended use and your personal comfort.

Triathlon clothing should fit close to the body and with as few creases as possible, without restricting freedom of movement. A suitable cut helps reduce friction and prevents the material from moving unnecessarily when swimming, cycling or running.

Triathlon shorts and tri suits often have a thin cycling insert. This improves comfort in the saddle but should get in the way as little as possible when swimming and running. Which insert is comfortable depends on your individual anatomy, the saddle and the race distance.

A triathlon pad is usually thinner and more compact than the pad of classic cycling shorts. As a result, it absorbs less water, dries faster and is less restrictive when running. For long rides on the bike alone, more heavily padded cycling shorts can be more comfortable.

Over short distances, freedom of movement and the lowest possible weight are often the priority. Over middle and long distances, comfort, ventilation, options for carrying nutrition and a comfortable cycling insert become more important. However, the choice remains individual.

Sleeveless models offer plenty of freedom of movement in the shoulder area. Tri suits with sleeves can offer advantages on the bike in terms of protection and, depending on the construction, aerodynamics. What matters are the fit, the distance and the conditions on race day.

A zipper at the front allows quick additional ventilation, especially when cycling and running. Depending on the model, it can be short or full-length. Construction and position should suit the planned use.

Pockets offer space for gels, bars or other small items. They are particularly practical over longer distances, where nutrition plays a bigger role. For shorter races, fewer features can be enough.

Some models or individual material areas can offer certified UV protection. However, this does not automatically apply to every product. Uncovered skin should additionally be protected with suitable sun protection.

Yes, triathlon clothing is suitable both for combined sessions and for individual disciplines. A tri suit is particularly practical for brick workouts, as you can switch from cycling to running without changing clothes.