HUUB Anemoi Aero Tri Suit (Exclusive) Tri Suits |
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| Availability | In stock |
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35616
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| Brand | HUUB |
| Store | Wiggle UK and ROW |
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| Description |
The HUUB Anemoi Aero Tri Suit brings the science of aerodynamics and passion of triathletes together. The unique Dan Bigham design, with full Neoprene Trip Technology, promotes full flowing movement while the Arms Neutral element adds comfort during the swim. The arms and legs of the suit are lengthened to provide maximum aerodynamic benefit and the lightweight, quick-dry fabric results in an incredibly fast, performance-enhancing tri-suit. The future of the triathlon suit is changing. HUUB noticed this very early on and have decided that the only way to create something great is to rewrite the rule book and change expectations. They knew this couldn’t be done alone, so HUUB brought on an ex Mercedes-AMG Petronas aerodynamic performance engineer going by the name of Dan Bigham. Dan combines his extensive knowledge of aerodynamics to understand what makes a triathlete faster. In addition to this, he’s also an athlete himself. Dan isn’t just about data; he is also passionate about usability and function. As Dan is a national cycling champion and triathlete, he has helped HUUB athletes Alistair Brownlee and David McNamee go faster, not only through positioning and equipment choices but also with the help of the ground-breaking Anemoi Aero Tri Suit. Anemoi Watts & Time Saving Ironman distance: @ 22mph = 7.5W - 350 seconds (just under 6 minutes) Ironman distance: @ 18mph = 4W - 414 seconds (just under 7 minutes) Olympic distance: @ 24mph =9.8W -71seconds Olympic distance: @ 20mph =5.7W -83seconds The Anemoi was compared to the top-selling DS Long Course Tri Suit. Tests were done at a velocity range from 35kph to 55kph on seven different athletes (including Ali Brownlee, David McNamee, Harry Wiltshire and Dan Bigham). Aero benefits can and do vary across riders because of their body shape and position (in the region of ~30% variation), but 15w is an average, seen across every size, shape and speed of the rider.
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| Wiggle UK and ROW | HUUB Anemoi Aero Tri Suit (Exclusive) Tri Suits | £118.00 | Visit Store |
The HUUB Anemoi Aero Tri Suit brings the science of aerodynamics and passion of triathletes together. The unique Dan Bigham design, with full Neoprene Trip Technology, promotes full flowing movement while the Arms Neutral element adds comfort during the swim. The arms and legs of the suit are lengthened to provide maximum aerodynamic benefit and the lightweight, quick-dry fabric results in an incredibly fast, performance-enhancing tri-suit. The future of the triathlon suit is changing. HUUB noticed this very early on and have decided that the only way to create something great is to rewrite the rule book and change expectations. They knew this couldn’t be done alone, so HUUB brought on an ex Mercedes-AMG Petronas aerodynamic performance engineer going by the name of Dan Bigham. Dan combines his extensive knowledge of aerodynamics to understand what makes a triathlete faster. In addition to this, he’s also an athlete himself. Dan isn’t just about data; he is also passionate about usability and function. As Dan is a national cycling champion and triathlete, he has helped HUUB athletes Alistair Brownlee and David McNamee go faster, not only through positioning and equipment choices but also with the help of the ground-breaking Anemoi Aero Tri Suit. Anemoi Watts & Time Saving Ironman distance: @ 22mph = 7.5W - 350 seconds (just under 6 minutes) Ironman distance: @ 18mph = 4W - 414 seconds (just under 7 minutes) Olympic distance: @ 24mph =9.8W -71seconds Olympic distance: @ 20mph =5.7W -83seconds The Anemoi was compared to the top-selling DS Long Course Tri Suit. Tests were done at a velocity range from 35kph to 55kph on seven different athletes (including Ali Brownlee, David McNamee, Harry Wiltshire and Dan Bigham). Aero benefits can and do vary across riders because of their body shape and position (in the region of ~30% variation), but 15w is an average, seen across every size, shape and speed of the rider.
