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Named for the Lalashan Mountain Range in Northern Taiwan, Quoc‘s new Spring footwear capsule builds on their classic Grand Tourer series while introducing two new additions to the product line. Josh Weinberg and Hailey Moore have already logged some miles in the new models and offer first ride reviews of the UK-based designer-adjacent brand’s new Gran Tourer XC, Escape Off-Road, and the Lala Slide.

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Now, I know it might sound silly to call a cycling shoe “gravel” specific but hear me out. Traditional ‘cross racing shoes have extra padding, extra stiffness and aside from deep treads to shed mud, are different than what you’d typically want for just riding dirt roads. Lots of companies have taken their ‘cross shoe line and expanded into less racing-oriented designs and while a lot of bigger companies have stout offerings, I wanted to shed some light on the Quoc Gran Tourer all-terrain gravel shoes here.

QUOC Pham’s shoes should need no introduction. Over the years, their clipless shoes have addressed many needs from their consumers, but QUOC, like all great companies, wasn’t satisfied with that alone. So began their newest project, the Weekend, the world’s first eco-performance cycling sneaker. Check out more in this Kickstarter video and if you’d like, back it at Kickstarter.

Our friends at Quoc just launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund their new Gran Tourer All-Terrain clipless cycling shoes. This video has all the details you need to know, but that shouldn’t stop you from going to the Kickstarter page to see more!