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This season has been a whirlwind, and we got to wrap up our season on a high note by participating in the Nation's Triathlon in Washington DC.  

A couple of months ago one of our favorite bloggers, Ray Maker (a.k.a, DC Rainmaker), posted an in-depth review of the Switch Aero System. We felt incredibly honored that he chose to review the Switch Aero System because he mainly focuses on triathlon and endurance sports related technology (think GPS watches, heart-rate monitors, and the like) and doesn't frequently review non-tech components.

There are a lot of options for cool triathlon gear out there, but what is essential? Every triathlete - no matter if first time beginner or veteran - needs the basics. Whether you are training or packing for your next race, here's our essential triathlon equipment list.

Chris Langager from Boulder, CO decided that the quick-release functionality would be perfect for his upcoming month-long bikepacking trip through Idaho and along the Great Divide.

A couple weeks back during the TriRock Philadelphia Tri Olympic Race, while Redshift's own Stephen Ahnert and Scott Poff were locked in an epic battle, Brittany Ballard was winning the female 25-29 age group in impressive fashion. This was Brittany's first race using the Switch Aero System, in fact, she only installed the system about a week before the race.

Last weekend, Stephen and Scott participated in the 2014 TriRock Philadelphia Triathlon, which is a great sprint and olympic distance triathlon that happens right in our back yard.

The Switch Aero System launched on the crowd-funding website Kickstarter on June 3rd, 2013, just over one year ago. It's been a crazy year since then, so we thought we'd take a minute to look back at how we got here. This is the second installment in a two-part series.

As the weather warms up here in the northern hemisphere, people have started logging more miles on their Redshift quick-release aero bars and dual-position seat posts! We love hearing about your experiences, so keep the feedback coming to feedback@redshiftsports.com!

Triathlete Magazine's June issue features a full-page review of the Redshift Sports Switch Aero System!

We're really excited that Triathlete Magazine is including our aerobars and seatpost in their 2014 Buyer's Guide. You can check out the feature here:

2014 Triathlete Magazine Buyer's Guide: Aerobars

Over the next two weekends, we'll be exhibiting at the TRI-MANIA Expos in DC (3/22) and Boston (3/29).