Wolvhammer Cycling Boot | By 45nrth

Designed specifically for winter riding, the rugged Wölvhammer by 45NRTH are quite possibly the finest winter cycling shoes ever made. 45NRTH have essentially taken inspiration from mountaineering boots and created a cycling shoe instead of taking a cycling shoe and trying to make it warmer. Inside they are equipped with a furry inner boot, 200g Thinsulate insulation, and feature NASA-approved aerogel in the insole to block cold cleats. On the outside, 1000-denier Cordura and waterproof, yet breathable Sympatex outers block moisture and manage perspiration. The Vibram soles are ready for any SPD-compatible cleat of your choice.

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