Without proper protection, water, wind, and cold air will conspire to punish your feet and cut your ride short. Keeping your extremities, and especially your feet, comfortable while riding in the ...

As the Scandanavian maxim says: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.” So the veloToze waterproof cycling gloves and overshoes are a godsend in cold and wet weather, and now’s the ...

For all you sneakerhead cyclists out there, this one's for you. FYXO, an Australian company that specializes in classic bikes and urban cycling, just created shoe covers inspired by Air Jordan V ...

GripGrab’s zipless ankle cuff helps keep water from trickling down your legs, but the open base means your feet will still get wet With any overshoes, the question isn’t will water get in, but where ...

VeloToze create an effective watertight and aero seal keeping the rain and wind away from your feet, though because they’re made from latex, no sweat gets out either Buy if, You’re seeking a simple, ...

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Giro’s Xnetic H2O over socks give maximum-stretch, minimum-sweat waterproofing for milder conditions, but they’re pricey and can’t compete with neoprene in colder temps You can trust Cyclingnews Our ...

When winter turns brutal it sends cyclists, who are normally itching to get out on their bikes, scurrying back to boring trainer routines or under the covers. One of the least pleasant and hardest ...