Shimano

All of us switch between these and the Saint version, and honestly it's tough to pick a winner. Me personally, I like the more significant surface area and the way plastic skips off rocks a bit better, so these are my favs.

Less stiff for hard efforts and less hiking traction than their beloved sibling the ME-701, but that means even more comfort. If the Me-701's are mostly business, these are mostly party. I've happily done some very hard days in these though.

If we could build the perfect aggressive shoe for big days in the southeastern mountains, this would be it. Stiff enough for hard gravel days, supportive and protective enough for aggressive descents, and comfy enough for Pisgah hike-a-bikes..

Everything you need to bleed the last decade's worth of Shimano disc brakes. Miss-E-Saurus-Rex not included.

If you're looking for a clipless pedal that's both light and offers modern stability, these are the ones. From gravel to commuting to singletrack, these lightweight workhorses will handle it all.

The brawler of clipless pedals. If you know us, you know our dedication to Shimano when it comes to clipless. They are by far one of the toughest products in the entire industry, and these are most rowdy of the bunch.