The iconic footwear and sportswear brand K-Swiss has done it again. This time K·Swiss will be introducing a limited edition collection of K-Ona™ II commemorative flag shoes for both men and women at the 2009 Ironman World Championships in Kona,...
k-ona shoes, k-swiss, triathlon gear, triathlon press release, triathlon shoes
by tjnick on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 - posted in Press Release, Run
Just in time for Kona now that the Ironman World Championship compression socks controversy has been settled comes the release of the SLS3 Wikiwiki Special Edition Compression Sox. Wikiwiki is which is embroidered on the back of the compression socks...
compression socks, sls3, triathlon gear
by tjnick on Monday, September 21, 2009 - posted in Gear, Run
Here is a steal of a deal if you need a lightweight waist pack hydration system. Stay hydrated and fueled up with the Ultimate Directions Fury waist pack. It's perfect for your daily training routine and/or your long races. Keep...
hydration, triathlon gear, triathlon shopping, water bottles
by tjnick on Friday, March 13, 2009 - posted in Gear, Run
(Westlake Village, CA) October 6, 2008 - Iconic footwear and sportswear brand K-Swiss will be bringing spirit to the masses at the Ironman World Championships as the official run course sponsor in Kona, Hawaii October 6-12, with a host of...
k-ona shoes, k-swiss, triathlon gear, triathlon press release, triathlon shoes
by tjnick on Monday, October 6, 2008 - posted in Press Release, Run
Pre-season triathlon base training includes running outside in the winter and if you live in an area with cold winters like I do you want to have the right type of clothing to stay warm. One of the essential components...
craft, pearl izumi, running, under amour, winter training
by tjnick on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - posted in Reviews, Run
Triathlon training outdoors in the winter can be a challenge for those of us who have to deal with snow and ice. It would be much easier for us to stay home and hibernate or make it to gym and use a treadmill, but that's no fun. Outdoor winter running can be refreshing, exhilarating, scenic and peaceful under most circumstances. The problem is there are many excuses not run outside in the winter besides the "it's too cold" excuse, like "the trails are snow packed but my feet are getting wet" to "the sidewalks are like an ice skating rink". Depending on the conditions, it can turn out to be a short run if you don't have the proper equipment to stay warm, dry and accident free. Here are a few options to look at for winter running shoes.
triathlon gear, winter running shoes, winter training
by on Thursday, December 28, 2006 - posted in Gear, Run, Training
