Description
Triathlete Magazine – November 1986 – No. 39 – Mark Allen for Winter Wear – VG
This vintage issue of Triathlete magazine (No. 39), dated November 1986, is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the one you will receive. Please review the detailed photos for condition purposes. This copy is in excellent shape for its age and will be shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
Features
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22 Fast Winter Fashions – Stay warm and look good in off-season gear. (Terry Mulgannon)
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28 Draftbusters! – USTS Chicago ends in controversy. (C.J. Olivares Jr.)
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34 Surf’s Up! – The Nike Tritierum brings adventure to the sport. (Terry Mulgannon)
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40 Mark Allen Interviews Mike Plant – The athlete turns interviewer with sports journalist Mike Plant.
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44 Biathlon Breakaway – The triathlon’s sibling sport comes into its own. (Bob Cooper)
Columns
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12 Perspective – Going beyond self-doubt. (Steve Kendall)
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14 Swim – Keeping your head up in the water. (Chip Zempel)
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16 Bike – Protecting yourself from overpricing in gear. (Mark Hodges)
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18 Run – Why rest is part of good training. (Bob Cooper)
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20 Sports Health – “Kneading Somebody”: massage for athletes. (Michael Rubano)
Departments
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6 Letters – Reader correspondence.
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8 Informer – News and product updates from the triathlon community.
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50 Tri-Stars – Local heroes and standout athletes.
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52 Race Notes – Reports and event highlights.
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58 Calendar – Off-season events across the U.S. and worldwide.
(On the cover: Mark Allen models winter wear ahead of the Japan Ironman. Jacket by Nike, Eyeshades by Oakley, watch by Accusplit. Photography by Nancy Santullo.)
A fine collectible for endurance-sport fans, this issue showcases Mark Allen in winter gear while offering race reports, training guidance, and insights into the evolving biathlon and triathlon scenes of the mid-1980s.