Tri Wetsuit Hire

Meet Tri Wetsuit Hire

Tri Wetsuit Hire belongs to Pursue Boundaries, which is a UK-based hire company focused on top-quality sports equipment, apparel and accessories.

They are an online rental business dedicated to offering affordable and flexible options of quality products that help break the cost barrier into sports and activities while promoting confidence to entry. They are on a mission to support their customers in their sporting journeys.

They are disrupting the traditional retail model with our rental approach. One in which people buy less, have fun with more and contribute to a more sustainable future!

Their portfolio of rental products includes wetsuits, turbo trainers, bike boxes, power metres, bike trailers, ski wear & much more!

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What do they offer?

Tri Wetsuit Hire works with many of the top performance wetsuit brands, including Orca, Blue Seventy, Aqua Sphere, Yonda, Huub & more.

They offer the ‘ultimate try before you buy’ with the opportunity to hire a wetsuit to test out in the water before committing to purchasing.

You can hire from 2 weeks to a whole Season.

Hiring is an affordable option, no deposit, quick & easy.

Why do we like working with Tri Wetsuit Hire?

Any new sport, but triathlon in particular, can be expensive. With athletes needing a bike, trainers and a wetsuit just to do the sport, hiring key items is a perfect way to reduce the limitations of the sport’s accessibility and get more people to enjoy our passion. Additionally, Pursue Boundaries breaks the borders across its full range of products, including wetsuits, turbo trainers, power meters, bike boxes, ski wear, etc. Suddenly, the great outdoors becomes more accessible, and training to the next level, be that in your own home, on the road or abroad on a training camp, becomes easier. For our sport to grow, we need more companies like this working to get everyone into the sport.

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