Velveteen Plush Throw Blanket - I Tri For Beer Graphic (Mustard) - Polyester Double-Stitched, Sizes 30 x 40 / 50 x 60 / 60 x 80

📐 What sizes does the blanket come in, and which suit newbies best?

It comes in three race-distance-matched sizes: 30"×40" for sprints (great for packing in your transition bag as a first-timer), 50"×60" for Olympic or Half IRONMAN, and 60"×80" for Full IRONMAN. Beginners often start with the 30"×40" for post-swim warmth without overkill — you can always upgrade as your distances grow.

🟢 Is this blanket newbie-friendly, especially after my first triathlon?

Totally! When you're freezing post-swim or trembling at the finish, this plush throw steps in as a low-key hero for beginners. It handles the chills without fuss, and the humorous design celebrates your hard-earned completion — think of it as a witty pat on the back from the tri community.

Pro Tip: On race day, stash it in your gear bag for quick access — it could be the difference between shivering and savoring that post-race glow.

🏊‍♂️ How does it fit into swim and bike recovery during training?

Before an open-water swim, it'll keep you toasty in chilly pre-race conditions, and post-swim, it helps fight off those sudden drops in temperature. On the bike, it's ideal for wrapping up after long rides indoors or out — just drape it over your shoulders while hydrating and refueling. It's not a training tool, but a smart comfort add-on.

🧼 What's the best way to clean this blanket for heavy tri use?

Machine wash it cold (max 30°C) to keep the velveteen soft and the print intact — the double-needle stitching ensures it holds up through seasons of sweaty sessions and race weekends. Air dry or tumble on low for best results; it'll last through your base buildup to taper without fading.

📦 Does it have any warranties since it's built for endurance?

You get a 2-year warranty in the EU and Northern Ireland — reflecting its durable construction for real race demands. If anything happens, hit up support; we're here to back your tri journey, even with recovery gear like this.