"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve spent long days on endurance courses with this setup, and what stands out is how efficient it feels hour after hour. The Split Pivot suspension stays active when braking and climbing, and the Deore drivetrain...
Looking like a miniature HD6 rather than an updated Ripmo, the new and improved Ibis Ripmo harnesses multiple improvements we are stoked about. Now equipped with 150mm of DW-Link suspension, the Ripmo ramps up the travel, slackens out the head tube angle,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The ARC C2 is a hardtail that doesn't ask you to make excuses for it. The TURQ carbon frame is stiff and direct, the Fox Performance fork is well matched to 130mm of travel, and the Eagle 90 drivetrain covers...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve been riding the GF800 on my enduro rig all season, and the grip and control on flat pedals are unreal. The BOA dial makes fit adjustments on the trail quick and precise, and the TORBAL 2. 0 midsole keeps...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Dominator X for mixed-terrain rides where comfort matters as much as efficiency. The sole is stiff enough to feel responsive but forgiving when things get rough, and the dual dials make it easy to fine-tune...
With both personal and industry-popular improvements, the Ibis Ripmo is back to reclaim its spot as one of the best all-around mid-travel bikes. Now sporting 150mm of DW-Link suspension and a slacker head tube angle, the new Ripmo is a more capable bike...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve worn these shoes on frigid, sloppy days when most riders would have stayed home, and they’ve kept my feet dry and warm without feeling bulky. The GORE-TEX upper works like a charm in the wet, and the...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Fox Racing Union BOA is the trail shoe I recommend when someone wants genuine performance without giving up walkability. The dual BOA Li2 system dials in fit across two zones independently so the shoe stays...
The RX6 Mountain Bike Shoe balances stiffness and walkability for optimized performance in gravel, cross-country, and trail riding. It features a reinforced carbon sole and an outsole pattern with TPU lugs, providing you with a comfortable, race-ready...
They say a sleeper car hides powerful performance under an unassuming exterior, as if your grandma's old sedan conceals spirited strength beneath the hood. One moment it rolls up gingerly to a red light, and the next it flies off the line in a burst of...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve been using the ProFlat 3. 0 on rough local trails, and the pedal feel has been excellent. The RideGrip Pro rubber really locks onto pins, and the ankle collar adds support without feeling restrictive. The...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve been riding the GF800 on my enduro rig all season, and the grip and control on flat pedals are unreal. The BOA dial makes fit adjustments on the trail quick and precise, and the TORBAL 2. 0 midsole keeps...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve raced and trained on the Mach 4 SL, and it’s one of those bikes that instantly feels fast. The DW-Link suspension stays incredibly efficient under power, and the stiffness of the frame really shines when...
The Shimano RX801 pulls the best features from Shimano’s high-end road and mountain line into a featherweight gravel racing shoe made to go fast. Featuring the stiffest carbon composite sole in Shimano’s gravel lineup, every pedal stroke is enhanced...
Wet and cold weather can no longer stop us from riding, thanks to the Shimano MW502 Mountain Bike Shoes. Featuring a waterproof exterior and a fleece-lined interior, the MW502 Mountain Bike Shoes are ready for sloppy winter conditions. The DRYSHIELD...
The Shimano RX801 pulls the best features from Shimano’s high-end road and mountain line into a featherweight gravel racing shoe made to go fast. Featuring the stiffest carbon composite sole in Shimano’s gravel lineup, every pedal stroke is enhanced...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This shoe hits the sweet spot for trail riding—stiff enough to power up climbs, but walkable when the hike-a-bike hits. The fit is snug, the BOA is quick, and they’ve held up to serious use.""For big trail...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Fox Racing Union BOA is the trail shoe I recommend when someone wants genuine performance without giving up walkability. The dual BOA Li2 system dials in fit across two zones independently so the shoe stays...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Crossmax SL II shoes are an ideal balance of stiffness, protection, and comfort for aggressive XC and trail riders. The BOA® L6 dial gives me a precise fit, while the composite carbon sole ensures that my...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve been using the ProClip 5. 0 on long enduro days, and the stiffness-to-comfort ratio feels dialed. The Dyneema upper keeps the shoe surprisingly light, and the MOZ dial lets me fine-tune the fit mid-ride....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve ridden these on long XC days and marathon events, and they strike a perfect balance between stiffness and comfort. The dual BOA® L6 dials make micro-adjustments easy mid-ride, and the carbon composite...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the Gritter on a mixed-surface ride with everything from buffed singletrack to chunky gravel roads, and they felt dialed. The fit is comfortable but secure, and the outsole grips well when I’m off the...
The 2FO Method Mountain Bike Shoe from Specialized balances confident pedal grip with understated, casual style. The ultra-sticky SlipNot rubber sole keeps us connected and in control through rowdy rock gardens and big-time descents, while the canvas...
The Shimano RX801 pulls the best features from Shimano’s high-end road and mountain line into a featherweight gravel racing shoe made to go fast. Featuring the stiffest carbon composite sole in Shimano’s gravel lineup, every pedal stroke is enhanced...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This shoe hits the sweet spot for trail riding—stiff enough to power up climbs, but walkable when the hike-a-bike hits. The fit is snug, the BOA is quick, and they’ve held up to serious use.""For big trail...