Category: Footwear

The Mavic Avenge Shoes is new for this year, and not surprisingly, it overachieves right out of the gate. Simply put, the Avenge offers plenty of features that you’d expect to only come with pricier shoes, such as a carbon-reinforced outsole, a pressure-point relieving EVA foam tongue, and a reliable, two-position ratchet strap. In fact, it’s the same one found on Mavic’s top-end models. Taking a closer look, you’ll see that the Avenge features Mavic’s Energy Carbon Comp Outsole. Many shoes at this price point come with a sole made purely of a nylon/fiberglass blend, but Mavic sought to make the Avenge worthy of hard training and powerful efforts. Thus, Mavic chose the Energy Carbon Comp sole, which reinforces nylon/fiberglass with carbon fiber for added gains in stiffness and power transfer. Lack of foot stability is another factor that contributes to a loss of power transfer. So, the Avenge has been given a synthetic counter that wraps around the heel in order to prevent slippage. Additionally, the Ergo Fit 2D insole features a high-density cradle that keeps your heel locked into position. The Avenge’s upper is made out of synthetic leather and mesh for an ideal blend of comfort, durability, and breathability. The Ergo 3D tongue also adds to the comfort with an EVA foam insert that provides relief from abrasion and pressure over the instep. You can secure the Avenge with the Ergo Lite Ratchet strap and two hook-and-loop straps. The ratcheting strap has two positions, so you can dial in a proper, almost-custom feeling fit. The Mavic Avenge Shoes are available in whole and half sizes from 6 to 13. 5 and in two colors Black/silver and White/bright red.

A sleek spin on a classic design, our pedal-savvy Freewheel Chukka knows you were born to ride. A rich, soft pig suede upper merges with its hip modern CycleTreadTM sole that integrates a rigid midfoot and grippy surface for pedal power and flexible forefoot for when you have to walk.

FEATURES of the Pearl Izumi Men’s X-Road Fuel II Shoe Low cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel Quick drying, highly breathable mesh/synthetic upper Built-in lace garage eliminates drivetrain interference X-Road nylon plate delivers great pedaling stability, power and efficiency with off-the-bike comfort and walk-ability Rubber lugged outsole for superior traction and durability Flexible forefoot and a running shoe beveled heel SPD Compatible SPECIFICATIONS of the Pearl Izumi Men’s X-Road Fuel II Shoe Weight: 360 g

A zipper reflective stripe on the heel which is automatically locked.

It could improve the safety factor when riding at night or in the poor sight environment.

the zipper could repeatedly stretch more than ten thousand times.

With the most detailed and advanced fit adjustment mechanisms available on a cycling shoe, the Sidi Genius 5 Fit Carbon Road Shoes delivers consistently amazing fit, adjustable on the go for full comfort throughout any challenge.

Soft Instep 2

The wide, curved strap of the Soft Instep Closure System combines with a thermo-formed EVA pad to distribute pressure evenly over the instep area. Sidi have made the system adjustable from either side so you can center the pad perfectly. You can replace the entire system to ensure your shoe performs to the top level even after years of wear.

Millennium 4 Carbon Composite Sole

Constructed from carbon fiber injected in to a matrix of nylon, the Millennium 4 Carbon Composite Sole is more rigid than standard nylon. Durable, non water absorbent and mechanically stable, the Millennium 4 Carbon composite Sole retains stiffness over time, despite prolonged hard usage and temperature changes. 

Caliper Buckle

A micrometric closure buckle which can be adjusted by lifting up the middle. Easy to adjust during a race to give you the very best fit for any situation.

Sidi Heel Cup

A reinforced heel helps hold your feet in an optimal position. The extra strength also prevents the shoe losing its shape when exposed to prolonged pressure and extreme performance, so you can ride with confidence.

High Security Velcro

Integrated polymer teeth that lock in to place when you close the strap make for a more secure fit. With the strap becoming almost immovable, you can be sure of a a secure fit.

Soft Instep 2 Closure System for micro adjusted fit

Millennium 4 Carbon Composite Sole for a rigid and durable sole

Caliper Buckle closure for easy on-the-fly adjustment

Sidi Heel Cup for added durability and stable footing

High Security Velcro for strong-holding strap security

Cleat Fitting – 3 Bolt Look Type

Sole Material: Carbon fibre reinforced nylon

FEATURES of the Pearl Izumi Men’s X-Alp Enduro IV Shoe 1:1 Anatomical Buckle Closure System reduces hot spots and removes pressure from your instep Low cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel Quick drying, highly breathable mesh/synthetic upper delivers comfort and breathability EVA foam run shoe midsole for off the bike cushioning and comfort Carbon rubber lugged outsole for superior traction and durability SPD Compatible SPECIFICATIONS of the Pearl Izumi Men’s X-Alp Enduro IV Shoe Weight: 405 g

525-ELITE-SHOE-46 Size: 46 EU Features: -Shoes. -Micro adjustable buckle for fine tuned fit and comfort. -Nylon fiberglass sole with air-flow vents. -Synthetic microfiber leather with breathable mess. Generic Dimensions: -Product Weight: 4 lbs.

The code is key. Get the code and you can unlock the secret of performance, a pursuit of many a cyclist. Is it a cipher or a shoe? In this case, the Code is the Giro shoe that Levi Leipheimer, sometimes known as a pro roadie who has finished on the podium of a few Grand Tours, literally took out of the box and on his first ride in them won the Leadville 100 mountain bike race, setting the course record and beating the reigning national mountain bike champ in the process. Pretty impressive performance. And the Code is an impressive shoe, whether or not a Giro-sponsored rider fresh off the Tour de France can destroy a field of pro mountain bikers on his virgin ride with their mountain bike shoes. The first big thing about Giro shoes is that they fit great regardless of who wears them. Like their road shoes, Giro went through 16 iterations before they found the last, aka foot form, they wanted to use to design the shoe around. This last has to accommodate for a wide range of feet, accounting for variations in volume, heel width, arch height, toe length, and so on. Shoe makers pretty much have one shot at designing a good last, the first one is what they’ll be stuck with pretty much forever, so it needs to be good. Nailing the last is a great first, but any shoe also has to allow for the upper to be adjusted; the material and the straps have to account for differences small and large from foot to foot to foot. Here, too, Giro has done a stellar job. You can see it from the deep, but not too constructed, heel cup. You can see it in the shape of the top strap and two-position buckle. You can see it in the middle strap that goes across the mid-foot to keep it from moving, eliminating pressure on the metatarsal bones by pulling equally from a large swath of fabric on the inside of the foot; when you pull on the Velcro, the entire panel becomes the strap. The bottom strap takes up any loose space in the forefoot and the toe box design means that there is a wide range o…