A decent pair of cycling shoes with a quality fit and a good construction can make you want to ride your bike non-stop. Here, we’ve found the best deals on a selection of shoes that we have either ridden, or we know the brand and trust in the quality of its product. With summer just around the corner, now is a great to bag a bargain and upgrade your old shoes to some serious racing slippers.

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The products featured have been chosen because we know they’re good quality and are an excellent offer at the price we’ve included (at the time of writing). Our tech team have unrivalled expertise and years of experience testing new products, so you can trust our recommendations – and we also know what represents a good deal.

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Northwave Sonic 2 Plus Road Shoe was £120, now £72

These slippers from Northwave come with an NRG Air Carbon Reinforced sole, plus 5 air vents. The closure system is an SLW2 dial with a toe strap for extra adjustment and an integrated heel system helps prevent slipping when you put the hammer down. There’s reductions across a large range of sizes, with the 40 per cent off offer applicable to the black shoes.

Buy now: Northwave Sonic 2 Plus Road Shoe at Evans Cycles for £72 (in black)

Mavic Cosmic Pro road shoe was £210, now £157

We’re big fans of Mavic here at Cycling Weekly, and we’re as equally impressed with the brand’s shoe offerings as we are with their wheels. These Cosmic Pro shoes are a premium offering at a currently budget price of £168.75 (down from £210). For that price you get two Boa dials, a micro-fibre upper and a carbon sole providing plenty of stiffness when you want get hard on the pedals.

Buy now: Mavic Cosmic Pro road shoe at Chain Reaction Cycles for £168.75

Giro Factor Techlace road shoes were £299, now £199

Review: Giro Techlace shoes

Giro Factor techlance cycling shoes

Read more: Giro Factor Techlace review

With the Factor Techlace, Giro set out to create a shoe that found the perfect medium between comfort, performance and weight. It comes with one Boa Dial and a Velcro-lace setup so it’s easy to get foot hugging retention on the heel without hotspots across the top. We’ve reviewed these shoes and our favourite thing about these shoes was the comfort – it’s impressive with a race dedicated pair of shoes.

Buy now: Giro Factor Techlace road shoes at Evans Cycles for £199

Shimano RP3 SPD-SL Road Shoe was £94.99, now £55.90

A pair of shoes which favours comfort over all out performance – these offer a Glass Fiber reinforced nylon sole, which will soak up a bit more road buzz than carbon but won’t be quite as stiff. There’s a padded tongue and a ratchet style closure with two Velcro straps. A size 40 tips the scales at 527g, and right now you can save 41 per cent across a range of sizes.

Giro Empire shoes were £259, now £199

Review: Giro Empire ACC shoes

Buy now: Giro Empire shoes (mens) at Rutland Cycles for £199

Buy now: Giro Empire shoes (womens) at Rutland Cycles for £199 (or at Evans Cycles for £155.99 if you wear a 37)

Another pair of superb Giro shoes that have now got a tidy discount on them. They’re amazingly good looking, keeping all of the chic that we’ve come to expect from Giro shoes. Those good looks are matched by the performance ethic that these shoes embody, and the Easton carbon sole keeps things stiff underfoot whilst the laces offer comfort.