From sidewalk to singletrack, the ADV Nordic Speed 2 gives us distraction-free miles. The soft foam underfoot mutes our strike and powers our toe offs, while the all-round sole bites into both asphalt and dirt for confident strides wherever our run takes us.

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Dropping weight and gaining speed, the CTM Ultra 2 outpaces its predecessor. The revamped midsole keeps its zest from first mile to last, driving us to a new personal best, while the seamless upper and reworked heel cup keep our comfort level high.

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From the bike park to the barstool, the Five Ten Freerider Canvas Cycling Shoe delivers uncompromising grip and comfort no matter where we're headed. The Stealth S1 rubber with the legendary Dotty outsole pattern ensures our feet stay planted on the pedals through technical terrain, and the...

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Five Ten has a long history as one of the only mountain bike shoes on the market with a sole that actually did a great job gripping flat pedals, seeing they used climbing-inspired Stealth rubber on the bottom of the original Impact Shoes for sticky traction. After varying redesigns addressing...

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When any old tennis shoe just isn't going to cut it, but having a mountain bike-specific shoe isn't exactly in our budget, the Five Ten Trailcross LT Mountain Bike Shoe is our go-to. Designed mainly as a mountain bike shoe but with a running shoe style and fit, the Trailcross LT has on and...

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When comfort and versatility are at the top of the list for a flat pedal shoe, reach for the Hellion from Ride Concepts to keep you charging hard no matter the weather. The dual-layer synthetic upper features an anti-peel construction to keep water out on wet rides and dry quickly once you're...

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Ride Concepts' Vice Shoe caters to the BMX rider who cares about pedal feel and grip above all else. It's a shoe that's inspired by a lifestyle look, and it's catered to fuel our biking obsessions. We like that this shoe has a varying diameter from 9mm at the toe and heel to 7mm at the pedal...

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Support, wicking properties, and cushion. That's what we want in a sock, and that's what we get with the Flite XT Zero Sock. It absorbs impacts and excels when it comes to breathability and moisture management, and the Flite XT Zero is a go-to for cross-training thanks to AnkleLock technology and...

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Aptly-named, Swiftwick's Maxus One Socks skip straight past "lightly cushioned" on their way to plush, luxuriously soft territory. Complete with the supportive, compressive fit along the arch that Swiftwick is known for, the Maxus One's cushioning doesn't get in the way of the socks' ability to...

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You've never been able to understand why your masochistic training buddy insists on wearing ultralight socks with not a single thread of extra cushioning. Sure, they have their reasons, but for you, cushion is king. Rather than denying you the small luxury of riding or running in comfort,...

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