Buying Guides

We've taken a look at some of our favourite triathlon products that are guaranteed to enhance your training and racing.

Your road bike is more versatile than you might think, and with just a few tweaks you could be ready for racing triathlon. Here on the Sigma Sports Hub we explore some of the products and ways to prepare your bike to propel you from the swim to the run.

Choose the right wetsuit for swimming and triathlons, and you'll reap the benefits in both performance and comfort. Read our guide and learn what to look out for.

We take a closer look at the differences between gravel and road bikes to provide you with the pros and cons to each and some suggestions when it comes to key models in both categories.

From bike locks & luggage to mudguards & tools our commuting by bike accessories guide is designed to help you choose what you need for your cycle commutes

Stay safe and comfortable on your daily commute with Sigma Sport's guide to the clothing you need to commute by bike.

Whether you are planning on starting small or training up for your first marathon, running shoes are the most important thing to consider when choosing your kit. But why choose a technical running shoe over a comfortable athleisure shoe?

We take a look at the key cycling garments you won't want to leave home without in autumn or spring. Designed for changeable conditions, discover our top clothing picks.

If you’re thinking of leaving the ropes, chemicals and walls of the pool behind and embracing wild swimming, but don’t know where to start with wetsuits for cold water swimming, this article is for you.

Your extremities are often the first things to suffer when the temperature drops. We have taken a closer look at our favourite cycling overshoes for the upcoming season.

We've taken a look at some of the best bike lights to help keep you seen this season.

When you want to get out on your bike for more than a few miles, one of the most important pieces of kit is cycling shorts that include some form of padding. There is a huge choice available and a number of technical features to look out for to ensure that however long or hard you ride, you will stay comfortable and protected.

Until Rotor first burst onto the scene, my entire riding life was under the naivety that the bicycle consisted of round objects. Round wheels, round tubing and round inner tubes to name a few, but asymmetric chainrings? I know the cycling industry is full of innovative products that promise performance benefits, but why reinvent the wheel?