Road shoes

There is also a women's specific version with a different last that is otherwise the same as the men's.

Step up your cycling game with these road, gravel, and spin shoes

New S-Works shoes spotted in the wild may have been developed as part of the brand's ‘Project Black’ program.

Which do you value more: ease of adjustment, or light weight and the look of laces?

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Colby Pearce on the hardshell carbon shoe: "It will change the way you interact with your bike, forever.”

Two massive straps lay over a stretchy sock for a new type of road cycling fit.

The latest S-Woks shoe is a definite departure, and I love just about everything about it.

I've long been a fan of Shimano's shoes, but one particular type of change Shimano made bugs me.

Expert advice from Lennard Zinn on how to get your cleat adjustment right and maintain a proper fit.

The pursuit of the stiffest shoes may need to take a back seat to other more important considerations when you're ready to buy.

The Giro Regime road shoe is not the stiffest road cycling shoe I’ve ever worn, nor is it the lightest. But these shoes offered comfort beyond their price point.

Fielder has been painting shoes for top pros like her partner Bennett for four years.

Shimano refines its flagship road shoe with 3D power analysis.

Boa dials, Synchwire upper, and a carbon composite sole make for affordable but still performance-oriented road shoe.

The Boa Li2 system features smaller dials, dual-direction micro-adjustment, and an environmentally-conscious design to reduce waste.

Shimano added 15 shoes to the company's offerings, with more color options and also sizing for smaller, narrower feet.

The Tempo Overcurve R4 Wide is constructed with a slightly roomier forefoot, and higher volume for the ball of the foot.

The Specialized S-Works Vent road shoe was designed specifically for keeping your feet cool and maximizing power transfer.

I’ll bet lots of people have looked at the marks on shoe soles and wondered what they mean. I passed this question along to Shimano, Bont, Giro, and Scott.

The Tempo R5 Overcurve shoes from Fizik offer a high-end look and feel at a mid-level price. They're ideal for narrow-footed riders.

Shimano's IC5 shoes are designed for riding indoors, with heaps of ventilation and quick-drying mesh throughout. You can walk around easily in them too.

Get kitted out in the best road cycling apparel of the year.

Woven, not knit: the Rapha Pro Team Road Shoes feature two Boa dials to micro-adjust a super-comfortable woven upper.

Get kitted out in the best road cycling apparel of the year.

Nimbl's Road Air lace up shoes are exceptionally light and feature a generous toe box for the wide-footed. These feathery shoes are all about the climbs.

The Rapha Pro Team Shoes are the brand's first cycling shoe created specifically for racing.

Right out of the box, Sidi's new Wire 2 Carbons feel like they're broken in and conformed to your foot.

Get dialed in with this exclusive Boa Fit System giveaway.

Louis Garneau Course Air Lite II has a fit system that helps the forefoot expand and stretch for added comfort.

Fizik's Infinito R1 Knit kicks have a high arch and snug fit with exceptional venting.

The Gaerne Carbon G.Stilo+ is on the heavy side, but if you value supreme comfort over weight, look no further.

The Scott Road RC SL shoes feature Carbitex upper and stiff sole for maximum power transfer.

Giro's E70 Knit has a unique look and backs it up with all-around comfort and performance at a fair price.

Pearl Izumi P.R.O. Leader v4 shoes have excellent upper, dialed Boa placement, adjustable insoles, and stiff soles.