SLS3

The sleeveless expression of the Elite Phantom Range.

For athletes who race with quiet confidence and let their actions speak louder than words. Effortless through transitions and comfortable over the long haul, EBONY is built to move with you through every stroke, pedal, and stride.

Available now.

The wait is over - Introducing ONYX.

Precise. Bold. Fast.

The first suit from the Elite Phantom Range has landed.

Built to perform when it matters most.

Not every race goes to plan. That’s what makes the comeback meaningful.

After Oceanside, Liam Morales went back to work. At Ironman 70.3 Boulder, that work turned into a 35-minute personal best.

A tough swim didn’t shake him. The bike was fast. The run got done.

On to the next one. Ironman Florida awaits.

Escape from Alcatraz as your second triathlon is certainly one way to do it.

audrie naranjo recently took on one of the sport’s most iconic races, tackling the swim from Alcatraz Island, the hills of San Francisco, and the famous Sand Ladder.

A bucket-list race for many. Another finish line in the books for her. 🙌

Congratulations, Audrie!

Not every statement needs to be loud.

Men’s Elite Phantom Range.

Coming soon.

Not every statement needs to be loud.

Women’s Elite Phantom Range. Coming soon.

This is what the training is for. 🙌

, and .w8 out at the Ft. DeSoto Triathlon, all racing in SLS3 and getting to enjoy the payoff from the hours they’ve put in behind the scenes.

One of the best parts of triathlon is sharing the experience with people who understand the early mornings, training sessions, and race-day nerves.

Love seeing all three of them out there getting it done 💪🔥

Same course. Same suit. Different athlete.

A year ago crossed the finish line at Ironman 70.3 Cap Cana. This year he came back and took 37 minutes off his time.

That’s the thing about endurance sports. Progress never happens overnight. It’s built through months of early mornings, consistent training, sacrifices, doubts, setbacks, and showing up anyway.

The finish line only tells part of the story. The real work happened in all the days between his first Cap Cana and this one.

37 minutes faster. One year stronger. 💪

A 5150 finish line hits differently when there’s a family waiting for you on the other side 🙌
miranda92 recently raced a 5150 triathlon while balancing training, work, and life as a dad.

The race lasted a few hours. The preparation took months.

Proof that dedication doesn’t stop when life gets busier- it just gets more meaningful.