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ETC – Everything to Cycling CTX20 Commute and Trail Cycling Shoe Distributor: Moore Large & Co


Riding to work or hitting the trail is more comfortable if you have the right footwear. The ETC CTX20 is a lightweight, lace up shoe that is SPD compatible with Stiff Mid sole designed to make pedalling easier. Features include rubber/EVA Dual Compound, all weather, multi surface sole, high-density PU Instep Vamp with Laser Cut Vents, EVA Insole for ultra-support and control, fleece-lined Inner Collar, and Hard Wearing TPU Toe Cover.


10 fizik


Winter Overshoes Distributor: Extra UK


For riders looking to use their existing road shoes through the colder and wetter months, the fizik winter overshoes offer a great alternative to full neoprene winter shoes. The neoprene and 3L waterproof and breathable fabric combined with a YKK water repellent zipper help keep feet dry and warm in all but the very worst conditions. The reflective fizik logo and piping also help to add visibility in low light for added rider safety.


11 DexShell


Ultra Dri Socks Distributor: Upgrade


There’s nothing nicer than warm feet on a winter bike ride and the best way to keep your extremities toastie is to keep them dry. DexShell Ultra Dri Sports Socks offer the combined performance of quick moisture wicking and superb warmth from their innovative wool blend inner. Dryness is delivered from the waterproof Porelle membrane with added protection from the in-cuff seal. SRP: £34.


12 Giro


Latch MTB Shoe Distributor: ZyroFisher


The Latch is built to be the best connection possible between you and flat pedals – especially when the trail gets fast and rowdy. Giro started with a new fit that brings the foot closer to the pedal and flattens the sole profile, optimising the contact patch between sole and pedal.


NEED 58 | December 2021


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