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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide... read more

FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and... read more

First Impressions: FLR FX-5 Shoes Published by Pink bike – Vados

I’ve been riding in FLR shoes for a few seasons now, and I’ve always thought they strike a great balance... read more

FNT-9 Knit: same quality and two new colors review and published by bici.pro – Stefano Masi

FLR's signature shoes, the FNT-9 Knit, are a concentration of different technologies, all serving one purpose: the pursuit of the... read more

FLR Congo Pro Clipless SPD Lace review by dolekop – Keli

Are the PROs just an improved version of the FLR Congo, or are they completely different shoes? I got the... read more

Oli Stockwell Joins FLR

Oli Stockwell (born 7 June 2002) is a British professional road racing cyclist who rides for  read more

FLR F-70 Knit review by Vadim Saveliev!

Here’s a look at my FLR Shoes F-70 Knit cycling shoes. Fresh out of the box, these clip-in shoes are... read more

BikeRadar’s Excellent F-57 MTB Shoe Review

 “Pocket-friendly XC slippers that impress on the trail” FLR continues to produce high-quality shoes that are marketed on top cycling platforms... read more


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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

First Impressions: FLR FX-5 Shoes Published by Pink bike – Vados

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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide forefoot.Do: Choose a proper wide-fit cycling shoe for better comfort, foot support, and cleat positioning. 02. Ignoring Cleat Compatibility Don’t: Buy shoes without checking your pedal system.Do: Match the shoe’s bolt pattern with your pedals—2-bolt for SPD or 3-bolt for road systems like SPD-SL & Look. 03. Choosing Overly Flexible Soles Don’t: Settle for soles that bend excessively under pressure.Do: Choose a stiff carbon...

FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and XC shoes spans five models, featuring tech we'd expect to see in other brands' higher-end ranges.The line-up starts at under £100 (just!), meaning budget-conscious riders have a shoe to aim for, while the top-end shoe features pro-level specs for around half the price some other brands sell at.This seems particularly pertinent given the cost of road race shoes.We checked out...


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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide forefoot.Do: Choose a proper wide-fit cycling shoe for better comfort, foot support, and cleat positioning. 02. Ignoring Cleat Compatibility Don’t: Buy shoes without checking your pedal system.Do: Match the shoe’s bolt pattern with your pedals—2-bolt for SPD or 3-bolt for road systems like SPD-SL & Look. 03. Choosing Overly Flexible Soles Don’t: Settle for soles that bend excessively under pressure.Do: Choose a stiff carbon...

FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and XC shoes spans five models, featuring tech we'd expect to see in other brands' higher-end ranges.The line-up starts at under £100 (just!), meaning budget-conscious riders have a shoe to aim for, while the top-end shoe features pro-level specs for around half the price some other brands sell at.This seems particularly pertinent given the cost of road race shoes.We checked out...


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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide forefoot.Do: Choose a proper wide-fit cycling shoe for better comfort, foot support, and cleat positioning. 02. Ignoring Cleat Compatibility Don’t: Buy shoes without checking your pedal system.Do: Match the shoe’s bolt pattern with your pedals—2-bolt for SPD or 3-bolt for road systems like SPD-SL & Look. 03. Choosing Overly Flexible Soles Don’t: Settle for soles that bend excessively under pressure.Do: Choose a stiff carbon...

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FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and XC shoes spans five models, featuring tech we'd expect to see in other brands' higher-end ranges.The line-up starts at under £100 (just!), meaning budget-conscious riders have a shoe to aim for, while the top-end shoe features pro-level specs for around half the price some other brands sell at.This seems particularly pertinent given the cost of road race shoes.We checked out...

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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide forefoot.Do: Choose a proper wide-fit cycling shoe for better comfort, foot support, and cleat positioning. 02. Ignoring Cleat Compatibility Don’t: Buy shoes without checking your pedal system.Do: Match the shoe’s bolt pattern with your pedals—2-bolt for SPD or 3-bolt for road systems like SPD-SL & Look. 03. Choosing Overly Flexible Soles Don’t: Settle for soles that bend excessively under pressure.Do: Choose a stiff carbon...

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FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and XC shoes spans five models, featuring tech we'd expect to see in other brands' higher-end ranges.The line-up starts at under £100 (just!), meaning budget-conscious riders have a shoe to aim for, while the top-end shoe features pro-level specs for around half the price some other brands sell at.This seems particularly pertinent given the cost of road race shoes.We checked out...

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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Cycling Shoes | Featuring FLR

5 COMMON CYCLING SHOE BUYING MISTAKES 01. Sizing Up for Wide Feet Don’t: Buy a longer shoe just to accommodate a wide forefoot.Do: Choose a proper wide-fit cycling shoe for better comfort, foot support, and cleat positioning. 02. Ignoring Cleat Compatibility Don’t: Buy shoes without checking your pedal system.Do: Match the shoe’s bolt pattern with your pedals—2-bolt for SPD or 3-bolt for road systems like SPD-SL & Look. 03. Choosing Overly Flexible Soles Don’t: Settle for soles that bend excessively under pressure.Do: Choose a stiff carbon...

FLR’s gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag

Value-packed shoes straight from BulgariaBy Tom Marvin - Published: July 2, 2026 at 7:00 pmFLR's new range of gravel and XC shoes spans five models, featuring tech we'd expect to see in other brands' higher-end ranges.The line-up starts at under £100 (just!), meaning budget-conscious riders have a shoe to aim for, while the top-end shoe features pro-level specs for around half the price some other brands sell at.This seems particularly pertinent given the cost of road race shoes.We checked out...

First Impressions: FLR FX-5 Shoes Published by Pink bike – Vados

I’ve been riding in FLR shoes for a few seasons now, and I’ve always thought they strike a great balance between quality and affordability. Recently, I got my hands (or feet?) on the new FX-5 model, designed for MTB and gravel, and took them straight to my local testing grounds — the Kitsuma Trail. If you’ve ever ridden Kitsuma, you know it’s the real deal — a true proving ground for both gear and rider. Steep, technical climbs, fast descents littered...

FNT-9 Knit: same quality and two new colors review and published by bici.pro – Stefano Masi

FLR's signature shoes, the FNT-9 Knit, are a concentration of different technologies, all serving one purpose: the pursuit of the best performance on the bike. The FNT-9 Knit is a product capable of establishing itself and being appreciated even by the best cyclists in the world , those who race in the WorldTour. The recognition of how high-performance, comfortable, and lightweight these shoes are has come thanks to the results achieved in the top division of world cycling. Jay...

FLR Congo Pro Clipless SPD Lace review by dolekop – Keli

Are the PROs just an improved version of the FLR Congo, or are they completely different shoes? I got the clipless version to try out, but a platform version is also available. I don't know what your requirements are for cycling shoes, but I want good protection and good compatibility with pedals. At first glance, the FLR Congo Pro has all of that. It has a reinforced toe, an ankle raise on the crank side, and a sole called STK grip,...