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The updated All-Road bridges the gap between price and performance.

Sleek, close-fitting and aerodynamic, the Thermal Pro shoe covers offer a protection against the cold while being designed to reduce drag. The ribbed leg and terry inside provide better heat for cool weather, and the elastic band at the ankle keeps them in place

• Size: Europe: 46; USA Man: 11; Japanese: 29
• 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

Drawing inspiration from their top-tier P. R. O. Leader Shoes, Pearl Izumi’s engineers looked at how they could create an advanced shoe that possessed its same fit and many of the exact technical features, but at a more reasonable price point. The result is the new Race RD III Men’s Shoes, which rely on a sleek closure system, stiff composite sole, and Longitudinal Arch Support for a complete package that provides the all-day comfort and efficient power transfer you demand from your road shoes. The first thing you’ll notice about the Race RD III shoes is the centered closure dial at the top of the tongue. Called the Bi-directional Closure, this system was incorporated for several reasons. First, the top-mount allows riders to dial in a more precise fit than an outer foot mount, as the wiring draws both sides of the uppers together with more uniform tension. Also, by placing the BOA dial directly on top of the padded tongue, with wiring running through the top of the shoes’ uppers, it keeps the aesthetics clean, and reduces the chances of hardware becoming snagged or damaged in the event of a crash. A single hook-and-loop strap across the forefoot finishes off the closure, which aids in controlling the volume across the lower part of the foot. The new design has already proven itself in the world’s most demanding races, put to the test in last year’s Tour and then claiming the top spot on the podium at the USA Pro Challenge. For the sole, Izumi incorporated its SELECT 1:1 nylon and composite Power Plate. This is a lightweight, stiff, and ultra-durable sole composition that incorporates both Izumi’s Direct-Vent technology for maximum ventilation, as well as a concave shape for a super low 7mm stack height. Built-in arch support results from the concave design, which provides added comfort and a semi-custom fit throughout. Finishing details on the RD IIIs include Pearl Izumi’s SELECT insoles, EVA foam tongues, as well as rubberized heel bumpers for added stabil…

Getting top-shelf awesomeness without paying for it is generally a pipe dream, but the Louis Garneau LS-100 Men’s Shoes are flesh-and-blood–well, synthetic-and-mesh–proof that it can be done. No one would complain, really, if the LS-100 cost an extra hundred dollars, but the fact that it doesn’t, and still supplies a killer blend of power, stiffness, comfort, ventilation, and durability, is edging into “miracle” territory. It all starts with the outsole, a strong, rigid, and lightweight offering that, obviously, is made of pure carbon fiber, right? Not so much. Garneau actually built it from a carbon-reinforced nylon composite it calls Ergo Air II, which makes it slightly less stiff but much more comfortable than a fully carbon sole, so you’ll be able to put power down without killing your feet. Inside the shoe, an Ergo Air footbed provides lightweight and long-lasting support, and the synthetic leather uppers are outfitted with mesh panels to increase ventilation and moisture management, so your feet aren’t swimming in sweat after 30 minutes on the road. Synthetic won’t warp the way real leather does, so the LS-100 won’t lose its shape, either. The HRS-90 heel counter prevents slippage on the upstroke, the Boa L4 ratchet closure lets you dial in a snug but pinch-free fit, and the single hook-and-loop toe strap adjusts the volume of the forefoot, so you can pretty much “set it and forget it” once you have the fit nailed.

With the Tri X-Speed II Shoes, Louis Garneau delivers competitive, race-oriented technology that doesn’t cost a fortune. The Ergo Air II nylon outsole works in concert with the Ergo Air EVA insole to channel air through the entire shoe to keep your feet cool and dry. The Ergo II provides excellent rigidity for efficient pedaling and it is compatible with three-hole and Speedplay road cleats. Louis Garneau’s HRS-80 retention system eliminates heel slippage, while the Power Flex closure system uses a reversed hook-and-loop strap to comfortably secure your foot, and it can be easily adjusted while you’re on the bike.