Heated Cycling Overshoes

There’s a very specific kind of misery reserved for cyclists whose feet go numb somewhere around mile eight of a wet winter commute. You can layer up everywhere else — thermal jersey, winter gloves, a decent jacket — and still end up wincing at traffic lights because your toes have stopped reporting back. This is … Read more

There’s a very particular kind of misery reserved for road cyclists in January: the moment, roughly forty minutes into a ride, when your toes stop being toes and become two distant, aching memories. You can layer up everywhere else — merino base layer, gilet, thermal bibs, the works — but feet are exposed, pressed against … Read more