If you need some help before you buy, read our Tri Suits buyers guide. It’s packed with useful info to help you make the best decision.
To make your shopping decisions easier we have been working closely with suppliers, our sponsored athletes and passionate cyclists to produce an easy-to-follow, useful and informative guide to help you make the correct choice when choosing Tri Suits.
The suit should be comfortable and breathable, have an easy-to-use zip and a thin chamois and not rub or chafe. Ideal for those new to triathlon and not wanting to spend too much.
Aimed at those wanting to train or race more often. Trisuits in this category should be fully breathable and water repellent, have a quick-drying chamois and mesh panelling and pockets (if aiming at the longer distance athlete).
For triathletes who are looking to get all the advantage they can from their kit. Any trisuit in this category should be made from top-of-the-range material and needs to be light, thin and built for speed. It needs to be breathable yet water repellent, have flatlock stitching, leg grippers and sturdy, easy to handle zips as well as a thin chamois.