Assosoires Spring Fall Booties

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Layering up for a winter ride became much easier thanks to the ASSOS RSR Winter Speed Booties. These booties feature high-performance technical fabrics designed to block out wind, water, and cold air, while the SportGrip sole provides trustworthy walking traction. For optimal aerodynamics, ASSOS...

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Building off the successful design of the original Chamber used by professional enduro and downhill racers, the Giro Chamber II Cycling Shoe provides a stable pedaling platform with plentiful grip that comes in handy when we're placing a foot down over sketchy terrain. It takes the form of a...

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Giro's stylish Jacket II Cycling Shoe is made for dirt jumping, trail shredding, and downhill ripping on any bike with platform pedals. With a skate shoe look and grippy sole, the Jacket II's with keep your looking great and your feet protected while achieving excellent purchase on the pedals....

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For riding comfort and protection during cold, wet rides, we ride in nothing but the Lake CX146-X Wide Cycling Shoe. Thanks to its Thinsulate 200g insulation, supergrip enduro rubber outsole, and superior water resistance, we are provided with the right amount of warmth, grip, and weather...

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When we are going to be in the saddle for an entire day but still demand performance, we opt for the Lake MX146-X Wide Cycling Shoe. This all-day comfort is provided by a wider toe box, meanwhile the water-resistant softshell upper is bolstered by a waterproof membrane to keep our feet dry,...

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Though they aren't the most extreme members of Louis Garneau's weather-resistant bootie family, the H2O II Shoe Covers do provide a level of insulation and wind- and water-resistance that corresponds with the worst weather many of us will venture out it. The body fabric features a laminate for...

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Getting started in cycling can feel like there are too many options, especially if you're not entirely set on one particular discipline like road, gravel, or mountain. The Multi Air Flex II Shoe fits all of these disciplines quite well, whether you're commuting to work, going on your first...

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Keeping your feet warm and dry during winter miles and snowy fat bike adventures is crucial. It's also easy--just slip on something with a neoprene face, fleece lining, fully taped seams, and clearance for lugs. Something like the Louis Garneau Thermax II Shoe Covers. With their combination of...

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You learned your lesson the hard way that standard cycling shoes just can't cut it in a triathlon, with frustratingly slow transitions sandwiched around mile after uncomfortable mile of squishy, sloshy pedal strokes from water trapped in your shoes. This time around, you're prepared with a new...

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