Chrome knows what group rides through the city are all about, and they hone in that knowledge with the Kursk AW Pro Shoe. It's designed with walkability and 2-bolt cleat compatibility for easy cycling and comfortable strolls around town post-ride.

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Equipped with street-ready style and road cycling functionality, the Chrome Southside 3. 0 Pro Shoe transitions seamlessly from our bike to the office for wheel-powered commutes or city riding. This durable and versatile shoe features clipless pedal compatibility and a stiff sole for efficient...

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For the worst winter conditions, many would opt for the indoor trainer rather than risking damp feet or cold toes midway through some deep winter base miles. Fortunately, Fizik makes a shoe that keeps your feet warm and dry even when snow is prevalent and the roads are particularly wet. The R5...

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Fi'zi:k reaches further into design and innovation to deliver the Vento Infinito Knit Carbon 2 Cycling Shoe that remarkably reduces weight compared to the elite-level Infinito R1 Knit. Tipping the scales at an airy 225g, the Knit Carbon 2 will undoubtedly satisfy weight-conscious riders, while...

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The heart of the Blaze is an internal, moisture-wicking mountain bike shoe that's fully insulated with a channeled, high-loft Primaloft synthetic sheath featuring 10,000 W/P + 10,000 GM2 wind- and waterproof performance plus a heat-reflecting insole and protective reinforcement in key wear zones....

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Synchwire is a monofilament composite material that has revolutionized how the upper portion of a cycling shoe can fit, support, and enhance the overall performance during pedaling efforts. And the Giro Cadet delivers high performance and value thanks in no small part to the one-piece Snychwire...

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At just 185 grams, the recently updated Empire SLX Cycling Shoe from Giro is breathing some pretty rarefied air. Not many shoes on the market come within 100 grams of the iconic Empire, but it's not giving up anything in terms of performance, either. The new uppers are constructed from Synchwire,...

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Never one to kick back and rest on its laurels, Giro is back with some all-new flagship road kicks otherwise known as the Imperial Cycling Shoe. Here in the office, we've been big fans of its Empire model, bringing a resurgence to lace up shoes that reduce pressure points and improve fit thanks...

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Running the show on Giro's mid-level, performance road cycling shoe is the Regime, equipped with an upgraded dual Boa L6 dial closure system compared to the Cadet's single, and style reminiscent of the slightly slenderer, lace-up Empire ACC. The Regime seems to coalesce the finer parts of what...

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We think most will agree with us that we use clipless shoes and pedals for a better connection to the bike and more efficiency, but it doesn't mean our shoes don't have to look good. The shoes also need to be comfortable and if it's more of a casual spin or a commute to work, we don't always want...

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