For 2011, Fizik, celebrated Italian brand for saddles, branches out to cycling shoes. The R1 and R3 cycling shoes still boasts of Fizik’s high standard on quality and more.
The cycling shoes took two years before it was realized. Fizik aims to further make the bond of rider and machine stronger with the new shoes. At the same time, showcase true Italian craftsmanship.
The two models share similar features like Rivoltato or blind seam stitching, side ventilation for air and water drain and sail cloth straps. However there are also some differences. The R1 model is available only for men while the R3 caters to both sexes. The R1 is more expensive than the R3 as it is marketed as the high-end model. The R1 upper uses kangaroo skin as material. The R3 only has leather on the toe and heel of the shoe.
The R1 comes only in one colorway while the…
Another pair of shoes released from Chrome, this pair is called the Dresden. Much like the Arnhem model, except for the Dresden’s are low tops.
The Chrome Dresden weighs 2 pounds, suede uppers, skid resistant rubber sole, low profile design to fit right in with cage pedals, vulcanized construction, and a “lace garage” so the laces will not interfere with the chain.
Available in black/red, grey/red, and green/red. MSRP is $80.
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For 2011, Bont brings two new shoes, the A2 and the Vaypor. The A2 is a carbon composite road shoe that aims to provide super stiff pedaling experience. The Vaypor boasts of superior quality, besting the competition when it comes to stack height, power transfer and weight to strengthen ration.
The two new models have lowered carbon height around the toe area, front air vents and air gills found at the arch of the shoe. Fully heat moldable, the shoes have memory foam padding and a 3 hole Look configuration for cleat mounting.
The A2 is handmade with carbon fiber and fiberglass materials. On the other hand, microfiber materials are used for the liner and outer skin. It has a stack height of 4.4mm and weighs 265g. It closes with 2 Velcro straps and buckle and comes in color white. SRP-$350 AUD
The Vaypor is a 100% carbon shoe with new suede L…
Osiris Shoes introduces the Chino Mid to be released sometime in the spring of 2011. Osiris Shoes has been the favorite amongst BMXers since its entry into the BMX program not so long ago.
The Osiris Chino Mid features a suede paneled upper for added comfort, support and durability for the rider. This mid top style is for added ankle protection and has a vulcanized construction sole for more flexibility and superior board feel. It bears the highly aggressive herringbone pattern for MPG.
Come Spring of 2011, riders from BMX Team will be showcasing the Chino Mid with their own version of the Osiris Shoes according to the type of materials, colors and graphics of their choice. It has a retail price of $59.95.
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Gaerne plans on doing away for the G.Myst Plus and introducing a new model, the Carbon G.Mythos Plus. As you can see, style and color plays a big role, so how do you label it?
The official color scheme for the 2011 Gaerne Carbon G.Mythos Plus is called Art, and indeed it is. Some new additions to the G.Mythos Plus that was not on the G.Myst, like easier to adjust, grip tongue, and improvement with the buckles. As of now, one pair is in the United States, but will release officially in October.
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Chrome releases a pair of shoes to match its durable messenger bags, the Tobruk. Made of 1000 denier Cordura, the Tobruk comes in colors of black and grey.
The Tobruk features the signature red sole which is board lasted and rides well on the pedals. It also has fiberglass shank and a reflective detail on the back heel for visibility. With contoured support insole, the Tobruk is flexible from pedal to all-day walking without making your feet sore.
The Chrome Tobruk weighs 3.5lbs and has back padding. Its low cut design and easy slip-on feature makes it a pleasant choice for easy riding and strolling at $70 a pair.
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2011 seems already to be a great year for products, and Gaerne shared a glimpse of the new Carbon G.Kona, a triathlon specific shoe. If you look at the previous released Triathlon Gaerne Shoe, the G.THN, you can tell the 2011 Gaerne Carbon G.Kona is a bit different, with a forefront Velcro strap. The rest of the 2011 Gaerne line should debut very soon.
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