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Plenty of riders are wearing S-Phyre shoes at the Tour de France this year - could they be right for you? We reviewed them to help you judge
Designed for the most powerful riders the PWR model is created with a new retention system and a stiff carbon sole
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Specialized Ares 2 shoe review: How much should seven watts cost?
The American company's new top-of-the-line offering has lofty claims and an even loftier price. But are the alleged gains enough to justify a 40% price increase?
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The Giro Imperial II reviewed: a premium shoe with the right balance of performance and comfort
In a marketplace of skyrocketing prices and specific fits, the new offering from Giro offers a general fit at a high-but-not-ludicrous price
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Sidi Laghèe Sprinter shoe review: super rigid meets super plush over an espresso
Does a collab between Sidi and Sartoria Ciclistica translate beyond the fashionable cafés of Lake Como?
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Fizik Vento Omna Wide shoe review: Yeti sneakers for those pedalling on a budget
Broadly recommended for those of us with flipper feet
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Sidi Shot 2S review: Classic Italian style and performance that will last for years but lacks a little refinement
A stiff-soled race shoe with a narrow fit, Sidi's kicks ticked many of the boxes, but not all of them
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Mavic Crossmax Boa shoe review: stiff, light, and well made but insoles need a rethink
Mavic’s mid-tier Gravel and XC shoe ticks a lot of boxes with plenty of the features you'd expect but is let down by a lackluster insole.
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DMT KM30 gravel cycling shoe review: knitted gravel shoes with a healthy dose of Italian style
DMT's take on the knitted shoe, which works well for relaxed rides and longer distances but lacks support for hard efforts
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Shimano MW502 winter cycling shoe review: a small price to pay for warm feet
A budget winter shoe for those with frozen funds and toes like iceblocks
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Sidi Algor winter shoe review: warmth and grip even when the trails demand a little walking
If you are venturing off-road in the winter then the Sidi Algor cycling boots will do a good job of keeping your feet toasty
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Sidi Nix review: a performance winter boot that, with the brand's new fit, makes a lasting impression
With Primaloft and Gore-Tex fabrics, the Sidi Nix boot is warm and winter-proof, but brand names cost money
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Lake CX146 winter shoe review: comfort, weather protection and warmth
Neater and more performance-orientated than many winter boots, the Lake CX146 are nimble enough down to a touch below freezing
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Lake MX30G gravel shoe review: retro sneaker vibe disguises a thoroughly modern race shoe
Lake’s MX30G combines a great fit with low weight and wraps it all up in an unusual aesthetic that stands out from the crowd
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Shimano RC703 road shoe review: sleek, stiff and robust
Shimano's second-tier offering combines a rigid carbon sole with handy Boa dials and protective toe caps
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Fizik Tempo Beat shoe review: for stylish adventures in urban cafes or open country
Fizik ups the tempo with its new Beat, a snazzy SPD lace-up made for riding both on and off the beaten track
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CHPT3 Transit shoe review: we comfy up to some urban cool
David Millar spent three years developing what he believed would become the finest urban cycling shoe bar none. James Shrubsall takes them for a spin.
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Quoc M3 Air review: high-performance race shoes that offer superb power transfer and enviable comfort
Most race shoes are developed to favour power transfer over comfort. Despite being super-stiff, the M3 Airs attempt to redress the balance
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Canyon Tempr CFR review: A stellar first step into the footwear market
Sumptuous comfort, and plentiful stiffness, the Tempr CFR shoes are just a few grams from greatness
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Do the Lake MX333 shoes take gravel footwear comfort to a whole new level?
We take the Dutch company's updated, top-tier MX series shoes out on the gravel for a thorough test
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Pas Normal Studios x Fizik Mechanism Road Shoes are bound to polarise opinion
PNS x Fizik collab yields a stunning road shoe, but not everyone will agree, says Simon Fellows
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Jumbo-Visma won 3 Grand Tours with 3 different riders in 2023. All of them were wearing these shoes: the Nimbl Ultimate reviewed
The Nimbl Ultimate looks fast even when standing still. But how does it fit and perform?
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Rapha Pro Team Lace Up Cycling Shoes review – more 'racing' than 'training'
Designed for both regular riding and high-performance - but the balance does tip towards the latter
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Best triathlon shoes: ridden and rated
The best triathlon shoes will speed you through transition and ensure that you are comfortable and efficient on the bike
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Northwave Veloce Extreme road shoe review - taking a ride in Filippo Ganna's shoes
I'm no closer to a world record than I was before, but my feet are happy
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Cafe du Cycliste Road Shoes review - stylish and stiff, but really quite narrow
On the whole, it's a good first foray into road shoes from Cafe du Cycliste - but they aren't the lightest and they are quite narrow
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Specialized S-Works Torch shoes long-term review - extraordinary comfort and performance for a wider audience
Specialized went wide with the sole of its flagship road shoe with the aim of offering better comfort and uncompromised performance - and it works
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Suplest Edge+ 2.0 Road review - a stiff shoe that breathes
The Edge+ 2.0 delivered plenty of stiffness and comfort but the single BOA dial isn't ideal
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Adidas Velosamba cycling shoes review
The Velosambas ace the look, but are just too stiff for full urban use
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Bont Vaypor S road shoe review - heat mouldable, these relieve pressure points
Super stiff, loads of size options and heat mouldable to tweak the fit but only if you have lots of money to spend
