As most triathletes know, completing an IRONMAN is no cheap endeavor. Don't be intimidated by the number, though, it's likely you already have most of the gear on this list. Here's a breakdown of what you need and a few ways to find cost savings for your next 140.6.
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Michael Nystrom is the triathlon editor for Active.com. A California native, Michael graduated from the University of Southern California with a master's degree in journalism. He has done several sprint- and olympic-distance triathlons, raced Ironman 70.3 California and raced Ironman 140.6 Arizona. Follow Michael on Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn.
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