Triathlon 
Re-Engineered

TESTED ON HUMANS
Title

Six years. 100 prototypes. One obsession: faster.

Our new Trisuit and Wetsuit range has been independently tested in two world-class labs, on real triathletes — here's why it's worth putting on before your next race.

 

2 Independent labs — wind tunnel + pool

10+ Athletes tested, beginner to elite

90+ Test runs, real race conditions

WETSUIT RANGE - ENGINEERED IN THE WATER

Up to 12% Faster in the Water¹

Independent pool testing found wetsuits in our new range up to 12% faster than swimming with no wetsuit at all — proof before you even reach the bike.

11% Fewer Strokes for the Same Distance²

Less drag means less effort. Swimmers averaged 11% fewer strokes over 500m in our range compared to no wetsuit — more left in the tank for the bike and run.

Win Back Over 2 Minutes in the Propel P2³

Our Propel P2 Wetsuit is projected to save 2 minutes 25 seconds over a 1.5km swim compared to no wetsuit — real race time back from the very first leg.

TRISUIT RANGE - ENGINEERED IN THE AIR

2.4 Minutes Faster Than the Competition⁴

Independent wind tunnel testing against a leading competitor suit showed our new Light Speed React Trisuit was projected to be approximately 2.4 minutes faster over an 180km bike leg at 47km/h.

Built to Stay Fast at Race Pace⁵

Some suits fade once the pace lifts. Ours doesn't — proven faster than our previous model and leading competitors from 42km/h through to 50km/h and beyond.

106 Seconds Faster, Down to the Calf⁶

Paired with our new Light Speed Aero Calf Sleeves, riders were 106 seconds faster over 180km at 47km/h compared to no calf guards at all — every piece of kit earning its place.

Every Leg of the Race. Proven Independently.

Shop the Range

¹ ² ³ Based on independent pool testing at PSTL, Loughborough University. Results across 24 timed 500m swim tests. Performance varied by athlete, with 6–12% faster lap times and up to 11% fewer strokes over 500m vs no wetsuit. The Propel P2 projects a time saving of up to 2:25 over a 1.5km swim.

⁴ ⁵ Based on independent wind tunnel testing at ACSA, Australia. A tested 0.010 CdA difference projects to a saving of almost 4 minutes over 180km. A 2.4-minute saving is projected over 180km at 47km/h vs the leading competitor tested. Aerodynamic advantage maintained at 42–50+km/h. Results varied by athlete and speed.

⁶ Based on independent wind tunnel testing at ACSA, Australia. 106 seconds faster projected over 180km at 47km/h compared to wearing no calf guards.