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Cycling shoes are an excellent helper for cyclists. By their design, they are intended for specific use, for which ordinary shoes were not made. Those for road cycling are used with clipless pedals, have a smooth sole and do not allow for longer nor comfortable walking. Before buying, consider what type of pedals you will use (different cleats), the method of fastening the shoe (laces, Velcro, plastic buckles, BOA system) and the shape of the shoe (narrower, wider foot). For models intended for sports driving and racing, the stiffness number of the carbon sole is also indicated. Road cycling shoes come in a variety of styles, each designed to suit different riding styles and preferences. Here are some common types of road bike shoes:

Road racing shoes: Designed for competitive road cyclists who prefer lightweight construction, stiffness, and maximum power transfer. They are often characterized by an elegant aerodynamic design and a stiff sole for efficient energy transfer.
Performance road shoes: A balance between racing shoes and comfort. They offer a combination of stiffness, comfort, and versatility.
Hobby road shoes: Designed for long distances and multi-day trips. They prioritize comfort and durability, typically have a more flexible sole and additional padding. These shoes are suitable for cyclists who prefer endurance and comfort over maximum power transfer.
Triathlon shoes: Designed for triathlon, for a quick transition between swimming, cycling and running. The shoes have a wide opening, easy-to-use fastening systems and a seamless interior to minimize friction when riding without socks.

When choosing road cycling shoes, consider features that suit your riding style and preferences to increase your performance and comfort on the road.

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