What Is the ASICS GT-1000 15? The ASICS GT-1000 15 is the latest iteration of ASICS’s entry-level stability running shoe, launching in June 2026. The GT-1000 series has long been one of the most popular beginner-to-intermediate running shoes in the UK, sitting at an accessible price point while delivering genuine ASICS cushioning and support technology….
COROS’s Spring 2026 firmware update introduced three headline features: Hybrid Fitness mode, Hill Alerts, and Pace Strategy. For triathletes, Pace Strategy is the standout addition. It generates a terrain-adjusted pacing plan for your upcoming race based on the course profile, your fitness level, and your target finish time. Here is how to use it effectively…
Your GPS watch contains more data than you will ever use during a race. The challenge is not access to information — it is knowing which numbers to look at, and when. Here is how to use your watch effectively across each leg of a triathlon without letting it distract you from racing. Before the…
The right training app can be the difference between aimless miles and structured, purposeful progress. In 2026, there are more options than ever — and choosing the wrong one means either overpaying for features you won’t use, or missing tools that could genuinely accelerate your development. Here’s the honest breakdown of the best triathlon training…
COROS dropped its most significant firmware update of the year in March 2026, and for triathlon training the improvements are genuinely useful. Version 3.1508.0 adds Pace Strategy, Hill Alerts, and a redesigned multisport activity mode — features that were previously exclusive to Garmin’s ecosystem. Here’s everything the update adds to the COROS Pace 4 and…
Whether you’re shopping for a triathlete in your life or treating yourself after a successful season, this guide covers the best triathlon kit across every budget — from stocking fillers under £20 to investment pieces that will last years of training. Stocking Fillers (Under £20) Elastic laces — Lock Laces or Xtenex. Every triathlete needs…
The HOKA Gaviota 6 launched in January 2026 as the brand’s most refined stability daily trainer to date. With a lighter, more responsive midsole, updated H-Frame support system, and a more streamlined upper, HOKA has addressed the main criticisms of the Gaviota 5 while keeping everything that made the previous model popular with runners who…
The Biggest Pegasus Upgrade in Years The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 42 launched on April 9, 2026, and it represents the most significant overhaul of the iconic trainer since the Pegasus 36 introduced Zoom Air over a decade ago. For triathletes who rely on a single high-mileage daily trainer, this is a shoe worth understanding…
HOKA has confirmed that the Clifton 11 is coming in July 2026, and for triathletes who rely on a high-cushion daily trainer for long brick sessions and easy recovery runs, this is the update most have been waiting for. Here is everything we know about the new model — including what is changing and what…
Triathlon’s biggest brand just made a rule change that will affect how you experience race day. From March 2, 2026, IRONMAN has implemented a comprehensive ban on personal photography and video recording during races. If you’ve been planning to capture your next event with a GoPro, helmet camera, or smart glasses, it’s time to adjust…
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