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G.ICE Storm MTB 1.0 GoreTex Distributor: Hotlines


The G.ICE Storm’s GoreTex upper offers high breathability, impermeability and thermal insulation even in the coldest conditions. It features an elasticised and water repellant collar with adjustable closure for maximum insulation, rear loops for easy fit and reflective inserts to increase visibility. The midsole is highly insulating with the addition of thermo reflective aluminium that creates a thermal barrier.


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Oxford Oxford Bright Shoe 1.0 Distributor: Oxford


The Oxford Bright Shoe 1.0 is a high visibility, waterproof and windproof overshoe. Whether you’re out riding in the depths of winter or the early morning spring/autumn darkness, the Bright Shoe 1.0 comes into its own. Available in two colours yellow and black and with reflective detailing they really are the perfect all weather/ season overshoe.


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Bont Vaypor S Distributor: Raleigh UK


Lighter, stronger, faster. Designed for speed and comfort. Whether for a pro racer or simply a rider who demands the finest, the Vaypor S will provide the most anatomically and biomechanically correct platform with the most efficient power transfer platform currently available. The Vaypor S once again redefines the standards of pro level road cycling shoes, constructed of unidirectional carbon monocoque chassis with durolite upper and faux suede leather liner.


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RC702 Distributor: Madison


Taking features from the top tier S-Phyre shoes and bringing them to a lower price point, the best-selling RC7 is back in a new iteration for 2022. The new synthetic upper material makes for a glove-like fit, while also reducing weight and improving breathability. Dual Boa L6 dials make for a micro-adjustable fit and the newly developed midsole construction cuts stack height significantly.


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