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Hiking boot recommendations?

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[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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2020 was a busy year for new bike releases and one of the things that we saw, the most of were new all-round road bikes, the lightweight kind that had been made more aero and one of the most hotly awaited of all those was the giant tcr advance. [ Applause, ], [, Music ], when giant lifted the covers off this bike. Many were somewhat surprised because, despite giant spending over three years designing the new bike, it still looked much like the previous generation, however, looks can be deceiving and the new tcr advance is indeed an overhaul on. The last giant have kept the lightweight and stiff formula that the tcr is known for, but added a dose of aerodynamics to it

 I think the integration is really neat as well like there's, no like uh noticeable, sensors or anything like that. It'S just really really neatly. Tucked away there. Yep and yeah, it looks great it's easy to charge

 Also that shaping specifically at the wide down tube was designed with two water bottles in mind. So aerodynamically. The bike is best when you're well, hydrated. Look to any of the new bike releases from many of the other brands and you'll see that they've probably tried to conceal the cables in some way at the front end of the bike to clean things up so maybe they've used a proprietary, handlebar and stem, or Maybe they're tucking the cables through the headset giant just kept things exactly the same as before with external cabling, and they claim it makes things easier to set up and service, and i completely agree, according to giant in the wind tunnel, the new tcr advance is within A blowing leaf of its competition, if you compare it to the cebello r5 disc or the specialized tarmac sl7 according to giant the tcr advance, is within half a watt of those bikes

 Uh i've seen we haven't tested it extensively ourselves, but i've seen some tests that sort of point to it to being one of the better shimano crank based power meters on the market. Sometimes the shimano crank based power meters have a bit of uh accuracy issues and from what i've seen from say, gp, llamas testing on youtube. Uh he's pointed to this this model actually being quite good. So that's all positive

2021 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Disc review: Race-ready from the showroom floor

 So my old cannondale super six evo would max out a 25 millimeter wide tyre back in the days when a 23 was standard. Now the giant tcr comes stock with 25s, but would go up to a 32 millimeter tire. I mean that really is the stuff of endurance bikes and really shows how race bikes have evolved very roughly to offer wide tire clearance. So you can now modify your bikes, the better suit the rider you might be doing

 Now, given an aerodynamic makeover, so they sit in that same category and unfortunately, i haven't ridden a trek in monday yet or a specialized tarmac now. Trek won't send me a bike, because my channel was too small and specialized are sent me a bike coming soon, hopefully for a comparison, but i'm way down the list of priorities compared to bigger mainstream publications. So i've had to wait quite a while. So while i can't talk about performance and ride and handling, i can talk about weight and value for money, because here there are some interesting details to compare

 So it's a very responsive bike. When you climb, it feels very direct, there's, no sense the frame is flexing or twisting under even my admittedly migra power output, so the bike that climbs really well and if you like, climbing in the mountains or local small hills. This bike definitely excels in that area and then coming down the other side. This bike handles brilliantly

 So that's the downside to running a 32 on these rims. Is that light bulb effect, but going to 28 isn't as bad, but i found a 26 is probably the perfect sweet spot for these wheels that come on this bike. With all the tyres i've tested, i've used some tubeless, because these new slr 1 wheels are tubers ready using a new hookless b design, and these prelies, the goodyears and the mitchens are three brand new tuba tyres launch this year, which, in my experience, have offered exceptionally Good tubeless setup with no issues at all use a normal track pump. They go out first time no sealing issues, no issues at all, just the perfect demonstration of tuba technology, so a tyre upgrade if you're buying a bike is a top tip from me later at price and value for money and i'll, compare it to a track and Monda and a specialized tarmac for this, but first the price, this bike, i'm testing now costs three thousand seven hundred and ninety nine pounds, and i say now because, when launched back in march, it cost a 359 pounds, so 200 pound increase

2021 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Disc Review - Better than Trek Emonda and Specialized Tarmac?

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 Specialized combines Shimano 105 shifting with a smart all black Praxis Alba 50/34 compact chainset.. This, along with the 11/32 cassette, gives you loads of low gears for confident climbing without the risk of wheel slip on damp winter hills.

 Although there is clearance for 28mm tyres and mudguards, should you want to swap to something wider., You also get mounts for the mudguards and the rack. Rim. Brakes offer a significant weight advantage over disc brakes and, in this case, they're Tektro Axis calipers helping you save precious grams out on the road and they're also very easy to maintain

 Rim. Brakes offer a significant weight advantage over disc brakes and, in this case, they're Tektro Axis calipers helping you save precious grams out on the road and they're also very easy to maintain. 

 A feature I particularly like is that the new Allez has had the seat. Stays dropped further down the seat tube and this creates greater compliance within the frame and it's a feature that the new Allez actually shares with the new Tarmac model as well., The alloy tubing is hydroformed to provide complex, shaping and lightweight. Does a tapered headset for steering precision and you also get internal cable routing, helping to avoid contamination in poor weather and adding to the bike's clean lines

Specialized Allez Elite | Winter Bikes Special | Cycling Weekly

 So it's 11 gears on the back two at the front, so 22, all together to play with you've, got a 50 34 chance it on the front, along with an 1132 on the back. So it's going to be perfect over a multiple range of terrains and you can still put some power down and get some good speed on the flat to the Shimano. 105. Calipers are really economic really comfortable to ride with, and you can get a nice firm feel for the bike from them

A Closer Look at the Specialized Allez Elite Road Bike | Sigma Sports

They're engineered to weigh less, be more aero, gets you into aerodynamic positions crucially, raising your possible top speed and average speeds up several notches for the same output of energy on a heavier less aero bike and that does mean you'll go further and faster. 

Congratulations on the weight loss, you'll definitely notice a big change in your riding going to a roadie! They're a lot lighter and more responsive to power than hybrids and commuters and you will get a lot quicker on them, half the fun is the speed. And you needn't break the bank to get a decent one either, try get in contact with people you know who know bikes and shop second hand is good advice to pick up an affordable entry point. You can go new from shop but atm waiting times and bang for buck is a lot less favourable than it was pre-pandemic when the market for them was less crazy and manufacturers had to do more to sell them to people (better tiered groupsets, better stock wheels etc). Now there's waiting lists for bikes going into 2022 for next shipments because they can't make them quick enough

 They ride nice, I found mine quite racey as well as comfortable on endurance rides when I had it. And definitely upgradeable if you want to shed a scrappy groupset you don't get on with, or stock wheels to make your ride faster and more enjoyable, or to fit tubeless tires (love those). 

This is a bit of an odd question, so forgive the fumbling…

I ride a Specialized Roll Sport. It’s a bike I purchased when I weighed 360 lbs in March 2020. Everything I read said it was a good bike that could support my weight - and it has been.

I’ve lost 130 lbs since then (humblebrag). When I started riding, I’d ride a couple miles and average 9 mph. I’m now riding about 20 miles at a time at 13 mph. It’s a heavy bike, so I can’t help but think I’d be able to ride longer/faster on a road bike…

The question is - do you think it would be a significant difference for me? If so, I’m ready to make the next move into more “serious” cycling (I use quotation marks because I don’t want to discredit the cycling I’ve done).

I know I can spend a lot of money on a road bike, but I just can’t. Does anyone have experience with the Specialized Alllez? TIA!

<div class="md"><p>This is a bit of an odd question, so forgive the fumbling…</p>

<p>I ride a Specialized Roll Sport. It’s a bike I purchased when I weighed 360 lbs in March 2020. Everything I read said it was a good bike that could support my weight - and it has been.</p>

<p>I’ve lost 130 lbs since then (humblebrag). When I started riding, I’d ride a couple miles and average 9 mph. I’m now riding about 20 miles at a time at 13 mph. It’s a heavy bike, so I can’t help but think I’d be able to ride longer/faster on a road bike…</p>

<p>The question is - do you think it would be a significant difference for me? If so, I’m ready to make the next move into more “serious” cycling (I use quotation marks because I don’t want to discredit the cycling I’ve done).</p>

<p>I know I can spend a lot of money on a road bike, but I just can’t. Does anyone have experience with the Specialized Allez Sport? TIA!</p>
</div>

Worth the move to a road bike?

 Sora is perfectly utilitarian if your price point is firm and you know you need discs.

First a little bit of background - I am a heavy guy (\~210 lbs), who has been doing easy cycling for the past 4 years (50-100 miles a year, during summers) on the [Fuji sportif 1.5D](https://archive.fujibikes.com/2015/Fuji/sportif-15-disc) that I bought in 2016. This year, I am planning to crank it up and in need of a new bike. I really liked the Fuji I had, but there are certain things that I am looking for in the new bike:

* Looking for Shimano 105 groupset. Fuji had an interesting mix of sora shifters and front derailleur with Tiagra rear derailleur. I live in the greater Seattle area and there are a lot of hills here. While Sportif was okay - I want to go a little higher on the gearset and want a 105, although if I can't get that, will probably settle on Tiagra.
* Sportif had vittoria zaffiro 700 x 28c. 28 just isn't cutting it for me. I am a heavy guy and the ride is pretty stiff. Hitting pavements is a nightmare. What would be the ideal width here? 32? I don't do gravel at all - so it's pavements mixed with roads.
* I want an endurance frame that is easier to ride for hours. Planning to crank up to 50-mile rides.
* Disk brakes are important for me. It's pacific northwest and it rains a fair bit here. Wet + hills without disc brakes with a heavy body is something I am not willing to risk on.
* I am constrained on budget and don't wanna go above $1500. 

All the research that I have done until now - can't seem to find anything that matches all criteria. The closest I have found:

* [Masi Vincera Tiagra](https://www.sunandski.com/p/77210056650002110/masi-men-s-vincere-tiagra-road-bike-21). The 105 gearset on this is a whopping $500 more. Looks like a decent build, although with a 105 gearset - on expensive side. The tires are 700 \* 30c. I would have ideally liked a 32.
* [Fuji cross 1.3](https://www.the-house.com/qfucs1346cb19zz-fuji-bikes.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwu5CDBhB9EiwA0w6sLekkiGZqFvB4O8bDASFxgMI_U7ihZWfOI5Jd0paWXQfYRWYlaHCHVhoCnD8QAvD_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds) \- several things - this has SRAM gearset. I have never used one and don't know what to compare this gearset to, and the bike seems to be heavily gravel-oriented rather than road-oriented.
* [Ribble CGR AL](https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-cgr-al-orange-shimano-105/build/#Bike) \- Gravel-oriented bike but I can customize and choose a 700 x 35c tire. Its slightly wider, but I think it works? Also, this is on the expensive side and the website doesn't describe how much the import duty is going to come to.
* Found this on [bikesdirect](http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/motobecane/disc-brake-roadbikes/lechampioncf-disc-comp-discbrake-road-bikes.htm). It has 28 width tires, and from what I am a little iffy on bikesdirect.

Some other brands I have found and liked are all outside US brands (Ridley, Merlin) and I am not sure how I can get them here (Merlin is asking \~$400 for shipping).

Would be great if I can get some advice on these options from the community or perhaps be recommended another bike that fits the bill.

<div class="md"><p>First a little bit of background - I am a heavy guy (~210 lbs), who has been doing easy cycling for the past 4 years (50-100 miles a year, during summers) on the <a href="https://archive.fujibikes.com/2015/Fuji/sportif-15-disc">Fuji sportif 1.5D</a> that I bought in 2016. This year, I am planning to crank it up and in need of a new bike. I really liked the Fuji I had, but there are certain things that I am looking for in the new bike:</p>

<ul>
<li>Looking for Shimano 105 groupset. Fuji had an interesting mix of sora shifters and front derailleur with Tiagra rear derailleur. I live in the greater Seattle area and there are a lot of hills here. While Sportif was okay - I want to go a little higher on the gearset and want a 105, although if I can&#39;t get that, will probably settle on Tiagra.</li>
<li>Sportif had vittoria zaffiro 700 x 28c. 28 just isn&#39;t cutting it for me. I am a heavy guy and the ride is pretty stiff. Hitting pavements is a nightmare. What would be the ideal width here? 32? I don&#39;t do gravel at all - so it&#39;s pavements mixed with roads.</li>
<li>I want an endurance frame that is easier to ride for hours. Planning to crank up to 50-mile rides.</li>
<li>Disk brakes are important for me. It&#39;s pacific northwest and it rains a fair bit here. Wet + hills without disc brakes with a heavy body is something I am not willing to risk on.</li>
<li>I am constrained on budget and don&#39;t wanna go above $1500. </li>
</ul>

<p>All the research that I have done until now - can&#39;t seem to find anything that matches all criteria. The closest I have found:</p>

<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.sunandski.com/p/77210056650002110/masi-men-s-vincere-tiagra-road-bike-21">Masi Vincera Tiagra</a>. The 105 gearset on this is a whopping $500 more. Looks like a decent build, although with a 105 gearset - on expensive side. The tires are 700 * 30c. I would have ideally liked a 32.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.the-house.com/qfucs1346cb19zz-fuji-bikes.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwu5CDBhB9EiwA0w6sLekkiGZqFvB4O8bDASFxgMI_U7ihZWfOI5Jd0paWXQfYRWYlaHCHVhoCnD8QAvD_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds">Fuji cross 1.3</a> - several things - this has SRAM gearset. I have never used one and don&#39;t know what to compare this gearset to, and the bike seems to be heavily gravel-oriented rather than road-oriented.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-cgr-al-orange-shimano-105/build/#Bike">Ribble CGR AL</a> - Gravel-oriented bike but I can customize and choose a 700 x 35c tire. Its slightly wider, but I think it works? Also, this is on the expensive side and the website doesn&#39;t describe how much the import duty is going to come to.</li>
<li>Found this on <a href="http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/motobecane/disc-brake-roadbikes/lechampioncf-disc-comp-discbrake-road-bikes.htm">bikesdirect</a>. It has 28 width tires, and from what I am a little iffy on bikesdirect.</li>
</ul>

<p>Some other brands I have found and liked are all outside US brands (Ridley, Merlin) and I am not sure how I can get them here (Merlin is asking ~$400 for shipping).</p>

<p>Would be great if I can get some advice on these options from the community or perhaps be recommended another bike that fits the bill.</p>
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Need Advice - Road bike under $1500

-and if I am able a 15 mile zone 2 the morning of the day before my weekend ride (16mph avg, mid 80s cadence)

I am pretty sure my issue is that I'm am muscling through that first 35, and have nothing left once the muscles are done. I usually finish with a 60 something cadence, so I know I'm just grinding to hold 22+ speed, when I try to spin I just start gapping and my heart rate goes through the roof.

 I rode around the block and it was mesmerizing. Night and day different between this one and the other bike. Felt amazing. 

For 4 years I had a Scott bike I bought here in my local store, for about $400-500. Live in south Texas. Rode everyday for a year or so, lost lots of weight. Eventually I did get bored with it, rode less and less consistently

The decision I went for my second bike.

Look for Shimano groupset (basically all of the gears, shifting, and mechanical parts put together) and below I will list their groupsets from Shimano from "worst" (the "worst" is still great and will serve you very well) to best.

Hi, I'm looking at buying my first road bike however I have no idea where to start. There are so many brands, I wouldn't know how to choose! :)  Has anyone got any cycling buying guides or suggestions? Or is there a Reddit page dedicated to this sort of stuff?

I do have a shortlist of "specs":

\- rim brakes

\- aluminium not carbon 

\- endurance

\- budget of around £1000

Thankyou

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I&#39;m looking at buying my first road bike however I have no idea where to start. There are so many brands, I wouldn&#39;t know how to choose! :)  Has anyone got any cycling buying guides or suggestions? Or is there a Reddit page dedicated to this sort of stuff?</p>

<p>I do have a shortlist of &quot;specs&quot;:</p>

<p>- rim brakes</p>

<p>- aluminium not carbon </p>

<p>- endurance</p>

<p>- budget of around £1000</p>

<p>Thankyou</p>
</div>

New to Cycling

I cant speak for the others but i bought the allez elite endurance as my first road bike 5 months ago. Absolutely love it!!

Hi you all! I've been looking for my first road bike for a while. Based on my budget and the bike's availability, I've narrow it down to these choices.

&amp;#x200B;

|Giant Contend 3|$775|
|:-|:-|
|Triban RC120 Disc Brake|$799|
|Giant Contend AR 4|$980|
|Specialized Allez|$999|
|Triban RC520 (out of stock)|$1,199|
|Cannondale CAAD Optimo 3|$1,200|
|Specialized Allez Elite|$1,500|

&amp;#x200B;

Most of my ride will be for fitness and long-distance riding, so probably no racy style bike. That's what I heard about the Cannondale one. But it may not be too aggressive for me and I do have some biking experience so maybe it's ok for beginners.

&amp;#x200B;

Also, it will be pavement most of the time. Probably very occasionally on gravel or limestone trails.

Any suggestion? Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hi you all! I&#39;ve been looking for my first road bike for a while. Based on my budget and the bike&#39;s availability, I&#39;ve narrow it down to these choices.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<table><thead>
<tr>
<th align="left">Bike</th>
<th align="left">Price</th>
</tr>
</thead><tbody>
<tr>
<td align="left">Giant Contend 3</td>
<td align="left">$775</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Triban RC120 Disc Brake</td>
<td align="left">$799</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Giant Contend AR 4</td>
<td align="left">$980</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Specialized Allez</td>
<td align="left">$999</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Triban RC520 (out of stock)</td>
<td align="left">$1,199</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Cannondale CAAD Optimo 3</td>
<td align="left">$1,200</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Specialized Allez Elite</td>
<td align="left">$1,500</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>Most of my ride will be for fitness and long-distance riding, so probably no racy style bike. That&#39;s what I heard about the Cannondale one. But it may not be too aggressive for me and I do have some biking experience so maybe it&#39;s ok for beginners.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>Also, it will be pavement most of the time. Probably very occasionally on gravel or limestone trails.</p>

<p>Any suggestion? Thanks!</p>
</div>

First Road Bike Choice

I'm upgrading from MTB to my first road bike.  I'm a casual rider, over 40 years old, no racing or anything like that.

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