TriSpirit Triathlon Recovery Blanket - Velveteen Polyester Quick-Dry for Race Day

The Triathlon Recovery Blanket measures approximately 60x80 inches (152x203 cm), offering generous coverage to wrap around your body after exiting the water or sit in during transitions. This size provides enough room for most adult triathletes while remaining easy to pack. If you're taller or prefer more coverage, consider it a one-size-fits-most option—our 30-day guarantee allows easy returns if it doesn't work for your body type.

Absolutely, this is an excellent choice for beginner triathletes. Unlike bulky changing robes, it's simple to use—just wrap it on and go during swim-bike transitions. No complicated zippers or sleeves to fuss with, making it perfect for your first race where speed and ease matter most. It builds confidence by quickly reducing post-swim chill, helping you focus on bike and run rather than shivering.

Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and air dry flat or hang dry away from direct sunlight—never use a dryer to preserve the velveteen finish. Rinse thoroughly after ocean swims to remove salt residue. With proper care, it stays quick-dry and insulated for multiple seasons. For best results, use it frequently during training to keep it conditioned.

We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee for all unused items. If the blanket isn't the perfect fit for your race kit or training needs, contact our team for a full refund or exchange. For fit-related returns, we're happy to help you choose the right size or alternative gear—perfect for triathletes testing transition setups.

Drape it over your shoulders immediately after the swim leg to stop shivering and preserve warmth during T1. It wicks moisture quickly while you bike or change gear. On the run, use it as a finish-line wrap to boost recovery and prevent cramping from cooling. Fold it compactly in your transition bag—ideal for race logistics where space is tight.

It pairs perfectly with wetsuits, transition bags, and bike gear for multi-use during training and racing. Check your event's rules for approved transition gear, but it's generally fine for sprint/Olympic races. In cold water swims or windy conditions, secure it with the included loops (if featured) or clip-ons to prevent blow-away. It's a great complement to changing robes for layered systems on longer events.