Triathlon Checklist – Triathlon Gear checklist
Triathlon Checklist – What do I do with the spare pair of goggles during my Triathlon?
A lot of triathlon checklists say to bring a spare pair of goggles. Am I supposed to somehow bring these along with me during the swim.
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Yes, a spare pair of goggles is a good idea. Just have them in your transition bag. That way if you pull your goggles on as you’re getting ready to start, and you hear a “crack” or “snap”, you’ve got another pair close-by. You’d hate for your race to be over before you even get in the water! Believe me, this happens!!!
I also recommend in your triathlon checklist bringing goggles with a couple of different tints. You never really know what race morning will bring, and it’s nice to have a good triathlon checklist and be able to choose between clear and tinted goggles according to conditions. I personally HATE swimming with the sun in my eyes, so I almost always wear tinted ones, but if it’s a cloudly morning I go with my clear pair to give me a little extra visibility.
Triathlon Checklist – Good luck at your race!
Triathlete Checklist
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