Selecting a pair of goggles isn't easy. There are so many choices, and without trying them all on, it's hard to know what will suit best. With the arrival of the new Burnell Swim Goggle, Altair Prescription, and Aphotic Polarized, we've created a new goggle guide to narrow down your selection.

In the latest issue of 220 Triathlon, our Aura Long Course Tri Suit is crowned 220 Triathlon's 'Best on Test', taking the top spot thanks to its fit, comfort and heat regulation. 220 magazine labelled it an "instantly impressive suit" and said that the "close fit throughout optimises the aerodynamic features without constricting movement".

The latest apparel of innovation has been in development for four years, and core to its research and innovation has been HUUB's exclusive MAD system. MAD stands for Measuring Active Drag - it's a system where you push-off 17 force plates that record force, frequency and time.

So can you help us? We are trying to choose the best of the best designs we have for the 'Better in than out' cycling jersey, where profits will go to NHS Charities Together, who acknowledges and supports NHS Staff, volunteers and patients impacted by COVID-19.

The chosen jersey will be available to buy for a limited time at £49.99, and we will aim to deliver in 10-14 days. Which one would you choose?

HUUB strive to deliver what competitors want and following a huge amount of requests for a prescription goggle they believe they have created the perfect solution. HUUB’s new Altair Prescription Lenses are designed to be used with their most adaptable goggle – the Altair.

In our prescription lenses, the highest we can do is -6.00 through to -1.50 in increments of 0.5, both for short-sighted corrections. You will need to purchase the Altair Swim Goggle, plus Altair Prescription Lenses. It is really easy to change the lenses.

Last week HUUB released yet another revolutionary product off the back of their long-term Anemoi project. The latest addition to their growing range of triathlon specific products is a true and tested aerodynamic, time-saving triathlon suit. HUUB noticed the triathlon suit was changing very early on and sought after an ex Mercedes-AMG Petronas aerodynamic performance engineer going by the name of Dan Bigham to help develop the Anemoi tri suit.