The Radavist

We knew LOOK was expanding their lineup to include flat pedals when the Geo Trekking was announced and today, the brand dropped their modular collaboration with Vibram. These pedals are marketed to the commuter market and the dirt market. While the commuter pedals lack any sort of retention studs, they rely on super-grippy Vibram technology. The dirt pedals, however, rely on a series of studs to keep your feet planted while riding trail. These pedals don’t cost an arm and a leg either. At just $70, you get the pedal platform and Vibram pad. You can purchase additional pads as well for $45 and yes, they come in a variety of colors. Head to LOOK to see everything and your local dealer for an in-person experience.

Summertime is sandal time and Bedrock Sandals’ designs make for a great all day, every day wear, both on and off the bike. Their newest design, the Cairn Geo Sandals, utilized new materials including, a new soft, brown webbing, and an exclusive gum sole Vibram sole to match your gumwall tires. Mind. Blown. Head on over to Bedrock to take advantage of their introductory discount of 20% off for the next 24 hours. Bedrock is a supporter of 1% for the Planet!

You don’t need SPD-compatible shoes to ride your bike. Especially on a tour. While at the Berliner Fahrradschau this weekend, I got to see the new PedalED Mido riding boots in person, complete with a full grain olive leather construction and a Vibram sole. These boots are water resistant, breathable and are made by hand in Italy. I’ve tried on a pair before and they were exceptional. If you’re interested, see more information at PedalED!