An elated but exhausted Billy Monger completed his gruelling 140-mile triathlon inspired Red Nose Day challenge that saw him walk, cycle and kayak across England, as he crossed the finish line at his home race circuit, Brands Hatch, in Kent.

We're excited to announce our partnership with ‘Super’ Sam Holness, who recently launched his campaign to become the first autistic Ironman athlete. The three-year deal will not only provide the same world-leading triathlon and cycling equipment used by athletes Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee but will also include swim and bike aerodynamics and position testing and support.

Additionally, HUUB has agreed to help Sam fundraise for causes supporting autistic, neurodiverse and BAME sports communities, areas of huge importance to Sam.

Professional racing driver and double-leg amputee, Billy Monger, is attempting to undertake a gruelling triathlon inspired challenge, in support of Red Nose Day. Over the course of four days, Billy will be battling the elements as well as physical and mental exhaustion, as he sets out to walk, kayak and cycle a staggering 140 miles. Along the way, he’ll be supported by family, friends and some very special guests to help spur him on to the finish line.

Her Spirit in partnership with HUUB, 220 Triathlon, and Royal Life Saving Society invites you to take part in the Her Spirit Winter Swim Challenge.

There are numerous physical and mental health benefits of cold water swimming and swimming in general, so the winter swim challenge is designed to support and encourage you to keep swimming over the winter months. 

During this unprecedented time where women’s wellbeing is being jeopardised by inactivity, nutritional misinformation and a rise in mental health issues, Her Spirit - a free to download app supported by Sport England Lottery Funding - is offering crucial support to help women take the first steps to start living a healthier lifestyle. More than just an app, Her Spirit is a global community that inspires and supports women to transform their emotional, physical and nutritional wellbeing.

HUUB are proud to announce they are supporting fellow Derby-based company, The Great British Children’s Challenge.

The Great British Children’s Challenge helps your children to become the best version of themselves - inspiring them, encouraging them and setting them fun challenges based on core values. Your child will track their progress throughout the month and will always receive a themed medal.

Derby-based triathlon kit designers HUUB has presented a two metre long cheque to University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust after customers flocked to buy their special lockdown cycle jersey and technical performance t-shirt to raise funds for NHS Charities Together.

Journalist Tim Heming spoke to Sam at HUUB HQ before lockdown to learn more about how the East Leake triathlete is living with motor neuron disease. Much of what’s discussed in the interview has since been affected by social distancing, self-isolating measures and event cancellations, providing wider perspective on the importance of alleviating this cruel pandemic.