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Nike Pro Combat Hypercool

The urban-sounding Pro Combat Hypercool utilises Nike’s Dri-Fit technology to create a multi-use and versatile addition to your training wardrobe. The top is ultra comfortable as the compression makes for a snug fit that leaves no baggy material to chafe or collect moisture as you train. But it’s the ventilated panels that ensure the Hypercool […]

Nike Pro Combat Hypercool
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Pearl Izumi Elite Infinity

Surely with running shorts, a bargain bin pair will serve you as well as a pair costing £45? Maybe for a few kms, but as runs get longer and especially if you’re targeting long-course races, for guaranteed comfort, zero chaffing and good fit, that extra spend is a prudent move. These shorts from Pearl Izumi […]

Pearl Izumi Elite Infinity
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Polaris

This is a very simple 100% polyester tee from Polaris that won’t offend anyone. The style is simple, and the fit is very good with a nice long tail that’ll work well on the bike, run or in the gym. It can be used as a simple tee on its own or doubled up as […]

Polaris
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Adidas Supernova XT

Running at this time of year always presents a challenge in terms of kit decisions. Just because the sun is shining, the temperature can still be uncomfortably low, and rain isn’t normally too far away. Could a running top like the Supernova XT Half Zip be the answer? This mid layer provides good coverage, breathability […]

Adidas Supernova XT
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SealSkinz Waterproof Beanie

As a big fan of both SealSkinz’ waterproof yet breathable socks and cycling gloves, I was really excited by the prospect of a beanie. First impressions were good and I was particularly keen on the fantastically soft micro-fleece liner. Fit was good, but given it lacks the flexibility of a traditional non-waterproof beanie, others may […]

SealSkinz Waterproof Beanie
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Gore Actiondry

As with the majority of Gore’s products, the fabric in these Actiondry tights feels luxurious and befitting of the premium price. It’s also highly functional, with a mechanical push/pull system to ensure that any sweat ends up on the outer face rather than against the skin. This ensures that comfort is maintained when training at […]

Gore Actiondry
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Gore Magnitude Windstopper

This women’s run top from Gore’s spring/summer collection looks at first as if it’ll be too warm for running in sunny conditions. It features Gore’s renowned Windstopper membrane, and is two-layered through the front and around the kidney area to block out the wind. Appearances can be deceptive, though, because this top was nothing short […]

Gore Magnitude Windstopper
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Nike Dri-Fit Cheetah Print

The ‘Green Monstrosity’, as this top soon became known, is another of Nike’s iconic Dri-FIT range, which will no doubt become a staple part of many a triathlete’s wardrobe in some shape or form. The quick-wicking fabric (a polyester, in this case, that can wick moisture away from the body), combined with a flat-seam construction […]

Nike Dri-Fit Cheetah Print
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Orca Training Lite

The Training Lite is designed for running (or indeed cycling) in changeable weather conditions by being easy to strip off and stow away as necessary. As you might expect from Orca, this is well-made and comprises a lightweight fabric that has a water-resistant coating and a quality feel, right down to the neat, unzipped pocket […]

Orca Training Lite
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Hilly Anti-Odour Mono Skin

These socks have a conventional look and feel to them. More importantly, they’re comfortable – an essential in any piece of clothing. While they’re not left- and right-foot specific, they fit well with no slipping, bunching or rubbing at the toes. The material is thick enough to offer padding, with thinner and more breathable material […]

Hilly Anti-Odour Mono Skin
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Falke Running RU3

The Falke RU3 is a good sock for training, with padding along the bottom and up the heel. As reflected in many run socks these days, this cushioning also extends across the toes. However, on the RU3 it goes much further back to cover the top of most of the forefoot. The heel padding also […]

Falke Running RU3
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1000 Mile Tri Sock

These are a very thin and minimal sock that most of us would reserve purely for racing in. The material running along the bottom of each sock, across the toes and up the heel is thin – the material running along the top is even thinner. So to say these socks are cool and breathable […]

1000 Mile Tri Sock
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X-Socks Run Sky Run

It’s easy to see why X-Socks are becoming more popular. The left- and right-specific socks have padding at the forefoot, at the heel and across the toes, which of course all adds up to extra comfort, but the pads are not so thick as to hamper the fit of your shoes. The socks grip well […]

X-Socks Run Sky Run
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Ronhill Advance S/S Crew

The Advance’s conservative use of colour hides a highly technical finish. The fabric is particularly worthy of note, with a luxurious feel that effortlessly flows over a dry body. Construction is also well considered with a shifted side seam, contoured rear panels, and an elastic mesh at the upper back and under the arms. These […]

Ronhill Advance S/S Crew
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Saucony Elite Short Sleeve

From a composition point of view, the Elite from Saucony takes a ‘keep it simple’ approach but with a few notes of designer-added flair. This top has been constructed from one type of Polyester fabric across several panels in two colours to produce a pleasant contrast. The fabric is fairly standard without any real bells […]

Saucony Elite Short Sleeve
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Asics Eikoku

If you’re looking for a plain and simple pair of tights that won’t break the bank, then keep reading; if you’re after something more, though, this offering from Asics might disappoint. As a lightweight, thinner pair of tights, they’re definitely better suited to wearing on milder autumn days rather than harsh winter ones, which reduces […]

Asics Eikoku