Apparel - Shoes

A light, stiff, fast shoe for pedal-focussed gravel and XC but versatile enough to venture into the gnar occasionally.

A unique stow-able tool from Wolf Tooth, USA-Made foot blankets, and an almost indestructible pack gets resuscitated...

Dancing shoes for the discerning mountain biker

The new Shorty (II) soft-condition tire, Dakine's Drift shoes, and some upper body protection from POC...

Bontrager doesn't have a long pedigree in the flat pedal shoe arena - but that didn't stop them from making some great shoes.

Endura is launching a line of footwear, with two flat models and one clipless version - and Ryan has been testing the MT500 Flats...

Winter gloves, a chain tensioner, kids' shoes, family-friendly lube, and a Japanese trail saw...

For this week's gift guide, Roggey digs into a pile of goodies he has used and highly recommends.

Pete and Cam got a tease of a Gore-Tex version of Five Ten's Trailcross shoe at Crankworx 2019 - and finally the promise of waterproof shoes has arrived...

Leatt clearly isn't inclined toward half measures and their shoe line is five models strong and includes two waterproof models.

Toe to Toe with 4 trail shoes for clipless pedals. You know; the pedals you clip into.

Shimano XC9 shoes, Rapha MTB apparel, and LoamLab's Counterpunch are all proving to be excellent pieces of my BCBR training puzzle.

The new Giro Latch takes a giant leap in sole stickiness thanks to the new Tack rubber and brings an interesting damping concept to market with their fresh Mute midsole.

Editor's picks that we reach for every time and wouldn't hesitate to replace.

Ride Concept's TNT flat pedal shoes offer ample protection and RC's highest grip rubber...

Sharing DNA with the Trailcross XT, the Mid Pro has two key improvements: a taller, much more effective debris cuff and d30 padding on either side of the ankle.

Can Crankbrothers' first flat pedal shoe deliver the elusive bite that was once found only on Five Ten shoes?

A look at Sea-To-Sky-based Esker's first product, a Canadian-wool fibre insole that's made in Canada.

More tech and a different feeling shoe to appeal to riders interested in slackcountry exploration by bike…

Specialized's SlipNot 3.0 rubber is prepared to do battle with FiveTen, the reigning king of grip…

Grappling for grip from the days of shitty flat pedals and non-existent, grippy footwear has shaped my preferred connection with the bike...

Competitors have been chasing 5:10 level grip ever since the first Impacts debuted, and with Gen. 3 of Specialized's SlipNot rubber, they've made a solid bid...

Five Ten's Trailcross line aims at trail riding and bikepacking, but that doesn't exclude it from being a good choice all over the hill - as long as you don't need an armoured shoe.

Leatt combines a waffle pattern in their RideGrip sticky rubber to deliver a casual looking 90 USD flat pedal shoe.