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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?
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Fizik R4B Donna road cycling shoes review
The Fizik R4Bs – available in men's and women's ('Donna') fit – sit at the lower end of the premium brand's line-up: do they make performance more accessible?
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Fizik Arione R1 Versus Evo Regular saddle review
The new Arione R1 Versus Evo saddle has a deep relief channel to help with pressure issues for some riders and it remains a comfortable performance lead saddle
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dhb R2.0C road cycling shoes review
With a full carbon sole for only £65, the dhb R2.0C road cycling shoes are certainly impressive at first glance.
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Pearl Izumi Select Road review
Pear Izumi have produced a high qaulity road shoe with the Select road, all for £89.99
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Lake CX236C review
Lake CX236C £169.99
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Fizik R3 Uomo road shoes review
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DMT Vega cycling shoes review
A great looking pair of shoes, the DMT Vega shoes are very comfortable and lovely and stiff, but that's no reason not to try before you buy...
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Suplest S1 Streetracing shoes review
New shoe from high-end Swiss company Suplest seamlessly blends retro and modern, for £239.99
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Scott Road Premium cycling shoes review
Despite the effort that has gone into the marketing spiel, Scott has still managed to produce a great pair of shoes in the Scott Road Premiums.
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Pearl Izumi Select Road III cycling shoes review
The Pearl Izumi Select Road IIIs may not be the greatest looking pair of shoes, but can they offer a bit more out on the road.
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