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Triathlon clothing

Because in triathlon every second counts, COMPRESSPORT has developed a high performance range of clothing tailored to meet the needs of triathletes throughout the 3 stages. Muscle support, aerodynamic fit, seamle... Read more

R2 3.0 - Black

Compression calf sleeves

Sale price637 000 som
R2 3.0 - White

Compression calf sleeves

Sale price637 000 som
R2 Oxygen - Black

Compression calf sleeves

Sale price708 000 som
Sold outPro Racing Socks v4.0 Run Low - Black/Red
Sale price255 000 som
Thin Headband On/Off - Black
Sale price213 000 som
Pro Racing Socks V4.0 Bike - White/Black
Sale price283 000 som
Pro Racing Socks V4.0 Ultralight Run High - White/Alloy
Full Socks Run - Black
Sale price566 000 som
Pro Racing Socks V4.0 Ultralight Run Low - White/Alloy
R2 3.0 - Estate Blue

Compression calf sleeves

Sale price637 000 som
Full Socks Oxygen - Black
Sale price708 000 som
R2 3.0 - Grey Melange

Compression calf sleeves

Sale price637 000 som

Everything about Triathlon clothing

What is the Triathlon clothing collection designed for?

The Triathlon clothing collection is built around triathlon clothing that combine aerodynamic efficiency, thermoregulation and race-specific functionality across swim, bike and run. The focus is technical function, stable fit and comfort under sustained effort rather than casual use alone.

What technical features can I find in the Triathlon clothing collection?

Stream and Aero trisuits use wind-tunnel-tested Aero.stripes, second-skin fits and ventilated fabrics to reduce drag and manage heat. Tri-specific details include ergonomic pads, nutrition pockets and, on Aero Seamless models, features such as an integrated ice pouch. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

How should I choose the right product from the Triathlon clothing collection?

Choose between a one-piece trisuit and separate top-and-short setup according to race distance, fit preference and transition strategy. Aerodynamics matter, but so do pad comfort, ventilation and access to nutrition over the full duration of the event. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

How does the Triathlon clothing collection handle changing conditions or longer efforts?

Lightweight Payen yarn and mesh panels help manage temperature once the race moves out of the water and intensity rises. The garment also needs to dry efficiently and remain comfortable in the aero position before opening into a full running stride.

What should I check before using a product from this collection in an important race?

Always test the complete suit through a brick session. Check shoulder mobility, pad comfort, pocket access and whether the fabric stays stable when wet, in the aero position and during the run. In practice, the best choice is the one that matches the athlete's real equipment setup, expected conditions and duration of effort.

Technical triathlon clothing built for aerodynamics and race performance

Explore technical triathlon clothing designed for swim, bike and run performance, with lightweight comfort and support for hard training and race day. Built from COMPRESSPORT's race-led approach, the range prioritises lightweight construction, functional detail and technical comfort when effort increases.

Stream and Aero trisuits use wind-tunnel-tested Aero.stripes, second-skin fits and ventilated fabrics to reduce drag and manage heat. Tri-specific details include ergonomic pads, nutrition pockets and, on Aero Seamless models, features such as an integrated ice pouch.

How to choose your triathlon gear

Choose between a one-piece trisuit and separate top-and-short setup according to race distance, fit preference and transition strategy. Aerodynamics matter, but so do pad comfort, ventilation and access to nutrition over the full duration of the event. Lightweight Payen yarn and mesh panels help manage temperature once the race moves out of the water and intensity rises. The garment also needs to dry efficiently and remain comfortable in the aero position before opening into a full running stride.

Always test the complete suit through a brick session. Check shoulder mobility, pad comfort, pocket access and whether the fabric stays stable when wet, in the aero position and during the run.

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