2012 Triathlete Gift Guide: Part Two
- By Triathlete.com
- Published Dec 13, 2012
- Updated Dec 14, 2012 at 1:04 PM UTC
Sporti Reindeer Design Swim Cap ($7, Swimoutlet.com/Sporti)
‘Tis the season to have some fun with your swim apparel.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
TYR Reversible ($12, Tyr.com)
Made of durable silicone, this reversible cap boasts two color versions in one.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
2XU Neoprene Open Water Swim Cap ($40, 2xu.com)
For the year-round open-water swimmer (polar bear plunge-lover).
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Aqua Sphere Aqua Slide Swim Cap ($11.95, Aquasphereswim.com)
This silicone cap features pockets that relieve pressure around the ears.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Mio Alpha ($250, Mioglobal.com, available in December)
No annoying chest strap here. A wrist sensor detects changes in blood volume to determine heart rate. Genius.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Garmin Forerunner 10 ($130, Garmin.com)
An incredibly user-friendly GPS watch for runners simply seeking pace and distance.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Timex Ironman Shock Resistant 30-Lap ($60, Timex.com)
We love the fun colors and the basic functionality of this Timex standby.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Nike Sportwatch GPS ($169, Nike.com)
Plug the watch directly into your computer to upload run data to Nikeplus.com, HQ of “the world’s largest running club.”
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Panache Men's Houndstooth II Jersey ($130, Panachecyclewear.com)
A fresh take on the Panache signature houndstooth design.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Castelli Men's Free Jersey FZ ($120, Castelli-cycling.com)
Flashy, breathable and more noticeable to cars. The same design comes in short sleeves.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Pearl Izumi Women's P.R.O. Leader Jersey ($165, Pearlizumi.com)
Silky form-fitting jersey with a handy hidden zippered pocket.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Gore Oxygen Thermo Lady Jersey ($130, Goreapparel.com)
Big back pockets and a soft fleece interior. Comes in four colors.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Nike FlyKnit Racer ($150, Nike.com)
Exceptionally lightweight and über-stylish, the one-piece knitted upper combines stretch in some areas and support in others.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Newton Gravity ($175, Newtonrunning.com)
For Newton devotees, it doesn’t get any better than this top-of-the-line neutral running shoe.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
New Balance 110 Winter ($125, Newbalance.com)
An all-weather beast built on the 110 Minimus chassis.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Pearl Izumi Kissaki 2.0 ($130, Pearlizumi.com)
The seam-free upper is an exciting improvement on Pearl’s lightweight, neutral, low-drop trainer/racer.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Ogio Endurance 9.0 ($160, Ogio.com)
Strong construction and hardcore organization to hold everything you need for the swim, bike and run.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
BlueSeventy Transition Bag ($100, Blueseventy.com)
Has a spot for almost everything tri, including a waterproof pocket for your wetsuit.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
TYR Convoy Rucksack ($60, Tyr.com)
Durable and great for travel, it can stuff into itself to save space in transition.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
Under Armour Shatter Gym Tote ($70, Underarmour.com)
This nylon bag boasts ample space, a removable shoe bag and fluorescent pink details.
Photos: Nils Nilsen
In part one of the Triathlete Gift Guide we featured some fun triathlon-related ideas, but for part two we’re getting down to the nitty gritty of what you’ll want/need for the upcoming season. Check back Monday for the third and final piece of our Holiday Gift Guide, featuring stocking stuffer ideas.
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