by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
Take a break from the rollers and head to the gym for some wintertime intensity in the Giro women’s Whynd Shoes. Crank up the tunes, dial in the resistance, and get your spin on with the Whynd’s exceptional comfort and adjustability. These shoes feature a...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
Choosing between a super-stiff race shoe and a squishy-slipper recreational shoe means giving up either performance or comfort, which isn’t always a sacrifice you want to make. Shimano designed the SH-WR42 Women’s Cycling Shoes to take the “or”...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
Though the urban wilderness may not be as fragile and untainted as an actual uncultivated landscape, the Stealth Marathon sole on Five Ten’s Spitfire Shoes is still dedicated to keeping it pristine by preventing mark-up. Your fixie’s tires or your...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
The Shimano R078 Cycling Shoe is great for all around sport use. It is a classic design with the Shimano trademarks of innovation, quality and style.Low profile, Lightweight glass fiber reinforced-polyamide sole.SPD and SPD-SL cleat compatible.Best matched with...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
Cool and Comfortable with Maximum Power Transfer The women’s Facet Tri starts with a tailored microfiber and air mesh upper that hugs your foot securely, and adds tri-specific features including a wide opening with a broad upper strap, an integrated scuff guard...
by | Feb 5, 2016 | Footwear
Triathlons are an expensive pastime, but the Louis Garneau Tri-X Speed II Women’s Shoes make it a little simpler to afford all the other gear you need. They don’t disregard function to lower the pricetag, though. The X-Speed II uses the same...
