Cycling shoe reviews
Shopping for new cycling shoes? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Gaerne Carbon G. STL road shoes review
A performance shoe that’s easy to live with, although with a premium price tag
By Stefan Abram • Published
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Shimano RC7 cycling shoes review
We’ve tested Shimano’s new single Boa-dial RC7 shoes. A lot cheaper than the top RC9, do they compromise on performance?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Cube RD Sydrix Pro road shoes review
Nailing fit, form and function for this price is to be applauded. The Cube RD Sydrix Pro shoes deliver high end like performance for a fraction of the cost.
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Rapha Pro Team Shoes review
Rapha's new race-ready shoes put to the test
By Richard Windsor • Published
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Sidi Genius 10 cycling shoes review
Sidi's long standing Genius shoe is an all-round performer with durability to boot
By James Bracey • Published
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DMT KR1 review
DMT supports some big names in cycling like Elia Viviani but does the new DMT KR1 knitted shoe perform as well as none knitted shoes?
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Mavic Cosmic shoes review
The Mavic Cosmic shoes provide a comfortable fit, with the close fitting upper helping to promote good power transfer through the composite sole
By Paul Norman • Published
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Giro Techne cycling shoes review
The Giro Techne is a classic shoe with three Velcro closures, sitting on a nylon sole
By James Bracey • Published
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Fizik Tempo Powerstrap R5 review
Fizik has made a habit of producing wallet friendly but great looking shoes, so same again with the new Fizik Tempo Powerstrap R5?
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Giro Empire ACC Shoes review
The Giro Empire ACC shoes are a timeless classic, a great looking pair of shoes, just beware of their narrow fit
By Rupert Radley • Published
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Bontrager Circuit shoes review
The Bontrager Circuit shoes provide high-end features at a modest price
By Paul Norman • Published
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Giro Savix Road Shoes review
The Giro Savix are excellent mid-level shoes that look good and are comfortable. The Boa dial offers great adjustment and the cleat compatibility is useful
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Giro Factor Techlace shoes review
The Giro Factor Techlace shoe covers all bases with laces, Velcro, and Boa dials – and also provides excellent comfort and performance.
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Sidi Shot cycling shoes review
How do the Tour de France-winning Sidi Shot shoes – as worn by Chris Froome – live up to the hype?
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Bontrager Meraj shoes review
The carbon/fibreglass soled Bontrager Meraj shoes offer a belt and braces approach to secure your foot, so even in the most aggressive of sprint, you should be confident of your foot not budging an inch
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Sidi Ergo 4 shoes review
We review the Sidi Ergo 4 shoes, which have an impressive level of adjustability, but lose points for their weight, bulky look, and relatively high price.
By Chris Hovenden • Published
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Northwave Fondo SRS shoes review
Northwave Fondo SRS cycling shoes hitting the shops at £110
By Chris Catchpole • Published
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Mavic Aksium lace-up shoes review
By Paul Norman • Published
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Shimano RP4 review
The Shimano RP4 shoes are performance orientated cycling shoe with some top end features at a competitive price point, just be careful with the snug fit
By Rupert Radley • Published
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Fizik R5 Artica winter shoes review
Fizik's R5 Artica winter shoes aim to provide extra protection from the cold without sacrificing fit. Do they succeed?
By David Bradford • Published
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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
By Symon Lewis • Published
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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?
By Toby Martin • Published
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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
By Chris Catchpole • Published
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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
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Pearl Izumi PRO Air Shoes review
These ultra-lightweight road shoes are stiff, airy, and ready to go fast.
By Riley Missel • Published
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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
By Simon Smythe • Published
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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
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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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
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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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
By Rupert Radley • Published
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