Apparel - Shoes

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

Crankbrothers introduces flat pedal and clip-in shoes with three lacing options each - with the Stamp Lace, flat pedal shoe reviewed here...

A reasonably priced shoe from Shimano with solid construction and adequate but not overbearing grip.

One of the best things about this medium is the ability to provide updated product info - and I've got some new pearls to share about four shoe models...

Performance and long-term durability have impressed A.J. with these shoes, pants, helmet and jersey.

Race Face's budget-friendly Chester pedals meet Giro's 'daily driver' Jacket II shoe for a pairing that won't break the bank...

No vaporware here - just currently existing or easy DIY collaborations that could improve your on-trail experience with wrenching, pedaling, and ergonomics.

These shoes have been worn but they didn't arrive in time to get time on the pedals just yet...

Products from Shimano, One Up, We Are One, and Ride Concepts get hauled back into interrogation...

Let's face it, your riding gear's funky and the washing machine alone is not up to this task. Time to bring out the big guns.

A fresh look at Bontrager's dual-ply G5 tires in 29x2.5, Giant's Line clip-in shoes, and Wolf Tooth's EnCase in-the-bar tool system.

These are not the carbon-soled rigid slippers our tester normally prefers, but with the right pedals the flexibility here might just work...

If there's water falling from the sky or leaping up from the trail, 'weatherproof' socks can make all the difference...

The Poweline model has the stickiest rubber in the line and the most protection - particularly for your ankle...

The Raptor GTX prioritizes waterproofness over insulation, making it a solid choice for riders in wet climates.

Fresh clip-in kicks from Bontrager, updated 7050 arms for Race Face Aeffect cranks, and a WTB tire that I hope works as well in the wet as it does in the dry...

Every mainstream shoe company that has tried to make a decent flat pedal shoe has failed - can Adidas do it with the help of Fiveten?

“What the hell?” I thought. “As long as they don’t send those hideous blue ones.”

These SPD-compatible shoes are aimed at the same sort of riding but one takes a skate shoe approach while the other has bowling shoe styling...

The revamped shoe aims to strike a balance of durability, feel and grip that has proven difficult in the past…

Bontrager's new flat shoe presents a strong alternative if you prefer a bit of float and a casual look.

In order to please all the world's climates, or to anticipate climate change, this review pairs a summer shoe and a winter shoe...

Giro has an updated flat pedal shoe claiming the stickiest Vibram sole yet, but does it stack up on the trail?

A fancy angleset, winter boots for temperate climates and a set of cranks that won't break the bank or the scale...