Category: Footwear

Outside of flashy graphics and fluorescent color schemes, have you ever stopped to think about what a $400 pair of shoes have that a $200 pair doesn’t? Well, lucky for you, these are the kind of things that we’re obsessive about, and the answer might surprise you. When compared to the likes of Shimano’s SH-R170 Shoes, the halo-shoe category starts to lose its luster. Anatomic last design? Check. Stiff carbon outsole? Got it. Comfort and adjustability? Check and mate. Basically, when you run through your wishlist, you’ll notice that the SH-R170s checks off all of the boxes, only at a fraction of the price of what you were prepared to spend. Shimano had one key objective for its SH-R170 shoes: Create a race-day shoe at an everyday price. And not surprisingly, Shimano did not disappoint. The R170s feature a carbon composite outsole construction that strikes the ideal balance between rigidity and comfort. Now, we’re all led to believe that stiffer is better, and in some cycling applications, this is absolutely true. However, it’s crucial to remember that over the course of a century, that blanket-applied, overly rigid shoe will degrade your circulation. So, to avoid the eventual numbing, Shimano developed what it calls its Dynalast technology. This outsole system delivers power to the pedal, while still allowing a calculated level of flex. This is possible due to the sole’s variable stiffness and density that accommodates the movements of the arch. Furthering this power transfer are the R170’s securing straps. The shoes feature two asymmetric, hook-and-loop straps that allow you to control the shoes’ internal volume. Shimano has given these a broad, angular, and offset design that makes them simple to grab and adjust while in the saddle, should you need to make any on-the-fly adjustments. Controlling the overall tightness and security is a Shimano micro-adjust, ratcheting buckle. This system allows you make incremental adjustments with an elongated ratchet fixture….

Is it a sneaker or cycling shoe? We’re going to go ahead and dub this the Snycling shoe. The Pearl Izumi X-Alp Seek V mountain bike shoe is designed with rugged versatility in mind. It’s based off of Pearl Izumi’s award-winning syncroSeek running shoe, but with a recessed cleat mount and mini-shank in the sole to mount a 2-bolt MTB cleat. The 1:1 Energy Foam technology gives you plenty of shock absorption off the bike, and the carbon rubber lugged outsole comes in aces in the traction department. The upper is literally a running shoe, so you know you’ll be pedaling in comfort and style. Style you can actually walk in, and look like a normal person when you head to the bar after your ride. Dual-density EVA X-Alp outsole/midsole with firmer, second density EVA between pedal and foot for off-the-bike cushioning and comfort, plus on-the-bike power transfer Carbon rubber lugged outsole provides superior traction, mud shedding and durability Flexible forefoot and a running shoe beveled heel for off-the-bike performance 1:1 Energy Foam technology in heel crash pad for ultimate cushioning when off the bike Quick-drying, highly breathable mesh/synthetic upper delivers exceptional fit and breathable comfort Low cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel Built-in lace garage eliminates drivetain interference Lace-up system keeps shoes firmly in place

The fi’zi:k R5 Cuomo is a performance cycling shoe that represents beauty, speed and passion. As the introductory shoe to the road cycling line, the R5 offers the same made in Italy promise and many premium design features that are also found in the R3. The nylon carbon reinforced sole provides race ready stiffness and when paired with the superlight insole you will notice this shoes true value. Microtex and nylon mesh form the breathable outer layer with enhanced stretch microtex straps for superior comfort hold. This lightweight shoe is locked down with an easily adjustable aluminum buckle that simply keeps on the saddle longer.

• Size: Europe: 45; USA Man: 10.5; Japanese: 28.5
• Venzo Cycling Shoes
• New design easy to use buckle allows max power transfer
• Features the award-winning technology for performance.
• Quick-drying, highly-breathable mesh and synthetic upper.
• Textile lining with removable sockliner.
• Low-cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel.
• Flexible forefoot and a running shoe beveled heel.
• Compatible with all SPD, SPD SL and Look KEO style pedal systems.
• Weight: 600g or 0.70 lbs (Size 44) 
• Made in Taiwan
• Warranty: One year

FEATURES of the Pearl Izumi Men’s Tri Fly V Carbon Shoe 1: 1 Anatomic TRI Closure: eliminates hot spots and removes pressure from your forefoot (patent pending) Fully lined mesh upper for barefoot comfort P.R.O. 1: 1 Power Plate: P.R.O. Grade Uni-Directional Carbon for ultra-light stiffness Direct-vent technology for cooling and drainage Concave shaping for ultra low 7.0mm stack height Enhanced plate stiffness and anatomic support and built in Longitudinal Arch Support for optimal support Power and efficiency, now with replaceable heel bumper Dual density EVA insole for superior support SPECIFICATIONS of the Pearl Izumi Men’s Tri Fly V Carbon Shoe Weight: 270 g

Whether you prefer exploring your local trail networks on your mountain bike, or drag racing around a cyclocross track, there are going to be times when you have to walk. And if you’ve ever busted your backside trying to walk sections in glorified ballerina slippers, you know exactly how frustrating it is. The fine folks at Pearl Izumi have obviously been there, which is why the X Project 2. 0 Women’s Shoes have a whole heaping of features that make them functional when it comes time to beat feet. But these are no lame hiking boots — the carbon fiber soles mean you get race-ready power transfer when you get on the gas. You wouldn’t expect a typical carbon-soled shoe to be anything other than agonizing to walk in, but then again, the X Projects aren’t exactly average. True, they have a full length, unidirectional carbon fiber sole, which translates all of your watts into forward motion. But the rubber-capped, co-molded TPU lugs provide tons of grip on rocks and roots, saving you from the ice skate effect that most race shoes get when you start hoofing it. The EVA foam heel pad is borrowed from Pearl’s running line, enhancing hiking comfort. The remainder of the shoe is standard Pearl race shoe fare. The buckle closure keeps your heel locked down, and two hook-and-loop closures let you fine tune your fit. The toe box is seamless, which eliminates hot spots and chafing. Storm your local trails, or head out to the ‘cross races, these puppies will back you up every step, and pedal stroke, of the way. The Pearl Izumi X Project 2. 0 Women’s Shoes are available in whole and half sizes from 36 to 43 and in the colors Black/black and Pink/dazzling blue.

FEATURES of the Serfas Men’s Radium 3-Strap Road Shoe Secure 3-Strap Design Syn-Tech Lightweight Upper Stiff Sole SPD, SPD-R, SPD-SL, Look, Speed play Compatible High Efficiency Ventilation Wide Toe Box Anatomical Molded Insole SPECIFICATIONS of the Serfas Men’s Radium 3-Strap Road Shoe Weight: 325 Grams /-

Size Chart
Europe 40, US Men 6.5, Japanese 24.5
Europe 41, US Men 7.5, Japanese 25.5
Europe 42, US Men 8, Japanese 26
Europe 43, US Men 9, Japanese 27
Europe 44, US Men 9.5, Japanese 27.5
Europe 45, US Men 10.5, Japanese 25.5
Europe 46, US Men 11, Japanese 29

Cycling shoes

Features: the award-winning technology for performance.
Upper: Quick-drying, highly-breathable mesh and synthetic.
Lining: Textile with removable sockliner.
Cut: Low-cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel.
Flexible forefoot and a running shoe beveled heel.
Compatible with all Shimano SPD pedal systems.
Weight: 640g = 22.5oz(Size 44)

WPD-823 Wellgo Mountain Bike Clipless Pedals Shimano SPD With Cleats
Factory: Wellgo
Body:  Aluminium ED Black
Spindle:  Cr-Mo Chromoly
Thread Size: 9/16″
Bearing: Ball Bearing
Size: 79.4mm * 62.5mm
Type: Double sided
Cleat : Wellgo 98A (Included) Shimano SPD Compatible
Weight: 382 g/pair, 13 oz/pair
Package: Two pedals with cleats + Shoes

Year after year, Shimano provides a great bang-for-your-buck with its shoe lineup, and this year’s SH-XC30 Shoes are no exception. For under $100, you might even say that it’s one of the best examples of that trademark Shimano value. And given the XC30’s durability, refined fit, and surprising power transfer. Pair it with reliable SPD pedals, and you have a budget-saving package for taming singletrack and tarmac alike. Shimano offers one of the widest ranges of shoe lasts (or shapes) in the industry. So to clarify, the SH-XC30 uses the Volume Performance last, making it wider in the toe-box and across the ball of the foot. This gives it a fit that emphasizes comfort and stability, while still allowing room for custom orthotics. The three Velcro straps provide ample security for your foot, and their offset positioning prevents unnatural pinching and pressure. Another advantage of an all-Velcro system, as opposed to a system incorporating a ratcheting buckle, is the modest weight savings. As admitted gram counters, we’d feel remiss not to point that out. The XC30 Shoes have a fiberglass-reinforced, polyamide sole that’s stiff, but still flexes enough for comfortable walking when you need to hike over hellish terrain or to stop into the local coffee shop. The upper is constructed of tough, stretch-resistant synthetic leather, and mesh inserts throughout provide plenty of breathability for hot summer rides. The Shimano SH-XC30 Shoes are available in the color Black and in 17 whole sizes from 36. 0 to 52. 0.

FEATURES of the Pearl Izumi Men’s Tri Fly V Shoe 1: 1 Anatomic TRI Closure: eliminates hot spots and removes pressure from your instep Fully lined mesh upper for bare foot comfort Select 1: 1 Power Plate: Select Grade Nylon and Composite Fiber plate for lightweight stiffness and durability Direct-Vent technology for cooling and drainage Concave shaping for ultra low 7.0mm stack height Enhanced plate stiffness and anatomic support and built in Longitudinal Arch Support for optimal support Power and efficiency EVA foam and Rubber heel bumper gives stability and walking comfort Select Insole provides excellent Longitudinal and Transverse Arch Support SPD-compatible SPECIFICATIONS of the Pearl Izumi Men’s Tri Fly V Shoe Weight: 270 g