Winter Shoes

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Do you really have to wear winter cycling shoes, when you get on your bike? For the short trip to the baker, that might be a bit much. But if you’re pushing your mountain bike through snow off-road, covering a longer commute, or racking up your road bike kilometres, warm, dry feet are a pretty tempting prospect, aren’t they? Warm feet don’t just improve comfort on the bike during winter training rides and outings. Cold legs and feet can hold you back massively; at worst, they’re a real safety risk. Here you’ll find out what MTB winter shoes can do and why they’re also good all-rounders. We’ll tell you which winter shoes you should buy for road bike training and from what temperature they make sense.