there's a couple of threads going on about this....

Macca did switch to the airfoil with s-bends from the Talon SL.

I thought he inked a big deal with Under Armour, what's the deal with the ORCA outfit?

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Now THAT's weird! He also raced with an Orca tri-suit in Calif 70.3 but was wearing UA stuff as casual clothing!

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He realized probably 1 or 2 hours into his first ride in his new position that it sucked, and that the wind tunnel is a fantasy world that has little to do with real world results.

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Not sure if this is the right answer, but it's not that uncommon for athetes to have sponsorship deals for technical/race clothing and casual before/after race clothing. Perhaps this is the case here. Orca makes great race gear and training gear. However, to my knowledge they do not make any casul clothing - unless you want to hang out in a tri racing top and shorts all day long( which strangely many age-group athletes like to do). UnderArmour, I know is trying to bill itself as a technical apparel company, but in the run/bike/tri markets they really don't have that big a following, so perhaps they are just trying to get a bit of exposure.

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It could be that UA just hasn't finalized their tri stuff yet. Its a new line for them, and probably needs work.

I saw some "fancy" UA running stuff last week. Surprised the hell out of me. Appeared to be nice quality.

Surprised Champion got caught with their pants down on this one.