Shoes

Sidi's race heritage is strong, but how will its winter shoe cope on the trails?

However, at 912g for a pair (size 44), the Sidi Frost Gore 2 shoes are competitive in weight. In use, I faced a number of issues with the shoes. It’s also exposed to mud and water, unlike on the This is backed up with a Velcro strap at the toe. The other issue came from water ingress. The multi-panel upper features a range of faux-leather and mesh panels, with fair levels of toe protection. The ankle sock is shorter than most other winter shoes, and so is more prone to over-topping if you step in deeper water by mistake. The shank of the sole is stiffer than most other winter mountain bike shoes. Inside, there’s a moderate amount of arch support, and a soft, finished material. Behind the outer surface is a Gore-Tex liner extending most of the way to the top of the shoe. The Frost Gore 2 is its winter MTB shoe, with a Gore-Tex lining and more insulation than you’d get in a traditional MTB shoe. [cycling shoes](https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-road-cycling-shoes/) market, with a strong reputation on the road and a wide range of cross-country-focused [mountain bike shoes](https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-shoes-for-mountain-bikers/) to boot.