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Bont Helix review
Comfortable but very wide, the Bont Helix is comfortable from the off, even if the retention system isn't as slick as it was hoping
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Giro Savix II shoes review
We put these mid-level shoes to the test and ask - do you really need much more?
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Pearl Izumi X-Alp Enduro IV shoes review
Pearl Izumi X-Alp Enduro IV cycling shoes hitting the shops at £110
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Fizik R1 UOMO road shoe review
Fizik R1 UOMO road shoe for the style conscious cyclist with a price tag to boot
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Pearl Izumi PRO Air Shoes review
These ultra-lightweight road shoes are stiff, airy, and ready to go fast.
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Shimano RC3 cycling shoes review
Taking design cues and trickle-down tech from the pro-level S-Phyre RC9s, the Shimano RC3s have a high-end look and feel, but sole stiffness is aimed more at comfort than performance
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Giro Espada Boa cycling shoes review
Giro's Espada women's and men's Trans shoes have evolved with the addition of a Boa dial - we tested them out to see how they would perform
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DMT RS1 review
The DMT RS1 is the latest high performance road cycling shoe from the Italian brand. It was developed with and has been worn by Olympic Omnium Champion, Elia Viviani
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Shimano RP5 SPD-SL road shoe review
Great quality shoes that are stiff, comfortable and won't break the bank, even if they are a tad heavy
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Spiuk Z16R shoes review
The Spiuk Z16R shoes have a mid-range price but offer high-end comfort
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Spiuk Brios road shoe review
Spiuk with the Brios do well to get this set of cycling shoes out for £89.95
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Mavic CXR Ultimate cycling shoes review
With their innovative design, the Mavic CXR Ultimates certainly attract plenty of attention, but are the aeroynamic benefits really worth it...
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Shimano R310 shoe review
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Giro W Empire ACC shoes review
These classy-looking lace-ups certainly stand out from the Boa and Velcro crowd, but does function follow form?
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Shimano R170 review
Shimano R170 £149.99
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Adidas Road Shoes review
Adidas is back on the cycling shoe market after a 15-year absence
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Giro Prolight SLX II road shoes review
The Giro Prolight SLX II is a super light shoe but does being featherweight compromise performance? Here is our review.
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Giro Stylus cycling shoes review
At £89 the Stylus shoes provide a sole that is stiff enough, but the upper could be improved
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Lake MX331 CX shoes review
The Lake MX331 CX shoes are purpose designed for the rigours of cyclo-cross. We take them for a dirty ride and see how they perform.
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Bontrager Velocis shoes review
The Bontrager Velocis shoes are brand new from the American brand, and aim to offer rounded performance without an eye-watering price-tag.
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Fizik R1B Uomo shoes review
The Fizik R1B Uomo shoes are exquisite shoes that are light, stiff and comfortable. However they're eye-wateringly expensive and difficult to keep clean.
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Specialized S-Works Ares road cycling shoes review
The Specialized S-Works Ares supplies unrivalled foot security and incredible comfort, making it perfect for all types of riding and not just fast finishes
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Giro Prolight Techlace cycling shoes review
The Prolight Techlace shoes are at the top of the Giro shoe hierarchy, boasting extremely low weight with comfort and stiffness to boot
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Bontrager Velocis Road shoe review
Bontrager's road shoe for the everyman promising the perfect mix of stiffness and comfort
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DMT R1 shoes review
We've tested the DMT R1 shoes, the Italian brand's top road cycling shoes. They look distinctive but does their performance measure up against the competition?
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Northwave Evolution Plus shoes review
The Northwave Evolution Plus shoes take all the clever tech from Northwave's more expensive road shoes, and puts into a relatively more affordable package.
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Northwave Extreme shoes review
The Northwave Extreme shoes are stiff, comfortable and well-ventilated shoes, but are let down by the in-house dials that are fiddly compared to Boas.
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Gaerne G.Stilo road shoes review
New for 2015, the Gaerne G.Stilo shoes are high end, lightweight kicks with carbon sole and Boa closure system
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Northwave Extreme RR shoes review
Northwave has been in the game a long time and and does things a little differently – will the Northwave Extreme RR shoes perform?
