Gear & Tech

New SKINS Triathlon Compression Suit

Karl Hayes

Sep 24, 2010

For the ultimate in triathlon wear “try the new SKINS TRI400 compression suit.

The SKINS TRI400 triathlon suit range is designed and cut for ultimate comfort while swimming, cycling and running.

SKINS Dynamic Gradient Compression fabric helps accelerate your blood flow to get more oxygen to your active muscles. Increased circulation also helps reduce lactic acid build-up “so you can compete hard in each stage and have less pain when it’s all over.

Panels of strategically placed TRI400 fabric minimise drag and aid performance in the water.
The ultra-lightweight TRI400 Elastic Interface ® Technology chamois is designed specifically for triathletes looking for maximum comfort and performance. Strategically placed carbon-infused fabric panels between the thighs mean less chafing, more comfort and a better performance during the final stage of the race.

RRP $330.00

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