FitEgg.com Multisport Reviews

You’ve probably noticed an increase in our personal care reviews lately.  We started out with a review of the SBR Sports TriSwim Shampoo and Conditioner and then moved on to the Nexxus Aloe Rid Shampoo review.  If you are in ...

One of the first companies that reached out to us when we launched FitEgg.com was 2Toms.  Based in Dublin, New Hampshire, 2Toms was founded by a research scientist with a Ph.D. in surface chemistry and a marketing professional with an ...

We like to think we’re pretty in touch with the new trends and products in the triathlon world.  To that end, it’s hard to ignore the rising tide of folks selling compression gear for triathletes and other athletes.  We’ve reviewed ...

One of the toughest things for female triathletes, especially if you’re blessed upstairs, is finding a functional, attractive, and cool bra.  We’ve previously reviewed the Shock Absorber Level 4 Bra and found it comfortable and useful for runners and triathletes. ...

About a month and a half ago, we did our initial review of the SUGOI Moxie Women’s running short.  You might want to check our our initial review of the Moxie shorts before moving forward. About the SUGOI Moxie Shorts: ...

A few weeks back, we published our initial review of the SBR Sports TriSwim Shampoo and Conditioner.  Since then, we’ve seen a great deal of interest in our review of the TriSwim products and figured that our readers could use ...

Reasonably priced, easy to use, holds bikes by front or rear tire. Highly recommended product

A little over two weeks ago, we received a sample of the PC9 Man Heart Rate Monitor from Sigma Sport.  We’ve been using this HRM since them on our training rides and our training runs.  We will publish three reviews ...

In the past few weeks, our running and workout gear has lost a bit of weight.  We’ve been testing a few products from GoLite, a company focused on making sustainable, green, and lightweight outdoor gear.  GoLite manufactures quite a few ...

We’re believers in compression.  The science supports the claims of most compression gear.  Basically, compression does two things for a triathlete: First, good compression gear will help your performance by increasing muscle stability; and Second, increase circulation and decrease recovery ...