Cykelwebben MiniTest: FLR F-35. How good is a budget shoe? …Great value for a good looking shoe, well fitting, generally comfortable performance shoe….Detailed work is flawless and the choice of materials by comparison to the more expensive model, worthy and efficient….from a purely functional perspective they stand out very well in the competition…
BikeRadar : FLR F-55.II shoes review. No-nonsense XC-geared footwear. Impressively stiff race-focused shoes for the money. The first thing you’ll notice is the stiffness of the reinforced nylon sole, which uses a raised inside lip to create a semi bathtub design for minimum flex. In fact, it isn’t far off lower priced carbon shoes in terms of pushing your power through to the pedals, so racers and speed freaks on a budget are going to really love them. If...
Bikeradar: FLR F-35 road cycling shoes review. We tested the £79.99 FLR F-15s back in November and found them robust and comfortable. Like those, the F-35s don’t stretch to a full carbon sole or micro-adjustable lacing system, but it’s clear that they are very well finished and feel well constructed….
Original from CyclingPlus magazine, Review by bikeradar: FLR F-15 shoes review. Robust and comfortable shoes for recreational riding. The FLR F-15 shoes represent good value…you won’t find many shoes with tried-and-tested ratchet buckles for this money. https://www.bikeradar.com/road/gear/category/clothing/shoes/product/review-flr-f-15-shoes-13-47750/
MBR Mountain Bike Rider: FLR F-75 PRO SHOES. The F-75 Pro from FLR looks tough and aggressive, almost like a piece of military hardware…. As a mid-priced race show the F-75 is spot-on – it’s rigid, a reasonable weight and has a good tread design, which is aggressive but shallow enough to run comfortable. There’s also plenty of space around the cleat area to engage a range of pedals easily, even in the mud. All in all, a distinctive and well-considered...
For those new to cycling the different shoe and pedal options can be confusing. In this video I'll be going over the 2 most popular options SPD (mountain bike style) and SPD-SL (road style) so you can decide which option is best for you. For those of you that would like to make a more informed decision or if you are thinking about giving clip-in AKA clipless shoes and pedals a try this video is for you. It is...
Considering taking your bike riding to the next level, but with some concerns?. ….I completely understand your hesitation. I too initially resisted clipless cycling shoes. What if I forgot to unclip? I was nervous about falling off my bike and i believed that clip-in shoes were just for super serious cyclists. But now, I think they are for anyone who plans to do some significant kilometers on their bike. Whether you are a roadie, a trail blaizing explorer or...
Looking for Best Shoes for your MTB, Road Bike or Downhill Bike. In This video i will show you best types of shoes available in India for MTB, Downhill and Road Bike. In this video I will show you FLR Cycling Shoes which FLR Shoes sent me for review. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggQGW0APoCY
Lightweight carbon fiber cycling shoes are typically limited to higher-end collections of shoe manufacturers. This unfortunately means if your counting grams and you want stiff cycling shoes you have to shell out hundreds of dollars. The FLR F-XX II shoes are an exception to that trend, and feature stiff R500 carbon soles and impressive light weight (406 grams for our EUR 40) at a retail price of only $249. The shoes also feature a dual ATOP dial closure system...
The FLR Defender shoes incorporate multiple layers of insulation and waterproofing to ensure you remain warm and toasty despite the weather. Priced at only $139, the Defender shoes are surprisingly affordable and make it easy to justify owning a dedicated winter cycling shoe. FLR Defenders feature a multi-layer design: fleece shoe liner with fuzzy faux fur insole, 400g Eco Star insulation layer, seam-sealed DryS-Tex membrane and lastly, Cordura upper with synthetic leather on the exterior. The Defenders have a...
