Mountain Biking Shoes

Expert’s Picks: Mountain Biking Shoes

  • The Advantages of Using Clipless Mountain Bike Shoes

    Clipless mountain bike pedals are a standard in cross country mountain biking. Clipless shoes and pedals feature a simple interface that allows you to clip in so that your feet are attached to the pedals. While not preferred by every mountain biker, clipless mountain biking shoes offer a number of performance and safety advantages. read more

  • Types of Mountain Bike Shoes

    Mountain bike shoes can really improve your mountain biking performance. While it is certainly possible to ride a bike with sneakers or hikers, mountain bike shoes will improve your riding experience, regardless of your style or ability. There are a few different types of mountain bike shoes to consider, depending on when, where and how you are riding. read more

  • How to Compare Mountain Biking Shoes

    Shopping for mountain biking shoes can be a confusing endeavor. There are many different kinds of shoes with many varying purposes. From the svelte racing shoe to the burly downhill shoe, there are as many kinds of mountain biking shoes as there are kinds of mountain biking, and then some. To find the right shoe for you, make sure that it fits your riding st… read more

  • Top Mountain Bike Shoes

    While some of the best mountain bike shoes blend on- and off-road elements seamlessly, others completely eschew road shoe elements in favor of shock absorption and protection. Most mountain biking shoes are built to take elements of road cycling, such as light weight and efficient power transfer, off the road and onto the single track, and others feature sof… read more

  • The Best Women's Mountain Bike Shoes

    Women's mountain bike shoes take the best features of road shoes (lightweight, stiff soles for effective pedaling power and comfort) and transfer those features onto switchbacks and single-track. In addition to the road-shoe features, these shoes have to deal with the rigors of off-road biking, protecting the foot from debris and providing traction when hiki… read more

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  • Features of Mountain Bike Cycling Shoes

    Mountain bike cycling shoes feature design innovations that make them advantageous to wear during trail riding. Just as with specialty road bike shoes, mountain bike shoes are designed to help your feet stay in contact with the pedals… read more

  • What Are the Benefits of Cycling Shoes?

    Next to your bicycle, cycling shoes are probably the most important items of cycling gear you'll own. Not only do cycling shoes make you look cool, they are designed to transfer all of the power from your legs to the place where it cou… read more

  • Types of Bicycle Shoes

    Choosing a cycling shoe can be bewildering because of the number of designs, brands and manufacturers. Various types of bicycle shoes are made for specific purposes. Knowing what each of these types offers can guide you in your quest f… read more

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  • What to Wear While Traveling in Italy

    Italians love their clothes and dressing well is second nature to them. After all, this is the land of Versace, Gucci and Prada. Unfortunately, wearing a fleece to dinner or wandering around a city in shorts will target you as a touris… read more

  • Types of Cycling Shoes

    Shoes for cycling can loosely be broken down into mountain bike shoes and road bike shoes. However, what shoes you get will depend on whether you choose to use clipless pedals or if you want to use toe clips or regular pedals. When you… read more

  • Bike Shoes Vs. Straps for Cycle Class

    Getting yourself to the gym for a cycling class is half the battle in improving your physical fitness level for riding. The other half is getting the most out of your workout. That means being prepared for the class, not just showing u… read more

  • The Best Winter Cycling Shoes

    Cycling is a great spring and summer sport. The fresh air and the sunshine make up the ideal cycling atmosphere for many riders, but there's no reason to put the bike in storage when fall and winter roll around. With the advances made… read more

  • The Best Road Bike Waterproof Overshoes

    When you're cycling in the wintertime, sometimes shoes and socks just aren't enough to keep your feet warm. For riders who want warm, comfortable feet during the coldest, wettest rides, waterproof overshoe accessories are a necessity.… read more

  • The Best Women's Road Cycling Shoes

    Women's road cycling shoes are generally designed with a narrower profile and less volume than men's shoes to provide women with a perfect fitting shoe. Aside from their size, women's cycling shoes are held to the same standards as men… read more

  • The Best Bike Shoes

    Bike shoes can make or break a cyclist's ride--the right ones optimize a rider's comfort and performance, the wrong ones will leave a cyclist frustrated and pained. Bike shoes are designed to transfer power effectively, while keeping t… read more

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