Gran Tourer

Upon break-in, they (The Gran Tourer) are some of the most comfortable clipless shoes I’ve worn.

I can attest to the comfort and grip on and off-road. The (Gran Tourer's) rubber grips really well – which can’t be said for a lot of my cycling shoes.

If my trusted mountain bike shoes weren’t comfortable, what hope was there for a brand I’ve never worn? Turns out, a lot. These (Gran Tourer) are the most comfortable shoes I've...

Once I worked out my desired tension of the laces both at the forefoot and overall, the Gran Tourer shoes mostly disappeared under foot.

Quoc’s Gran Tourer shoes stand out in a crowded market, the clean, retro-inspired design being about as stylish as it gets. Aside from the super-subtle toned grey camouflage colourway, there are lots of technical details in this gravel-riding shoe.

There are many well designed shoes in the market that most Asians with wider feet can’t quite squeeze into. These Quocs (Gran Tourer) are perfect for those who don’t fit the slimmer road shoe designs, and didn’t even require much breaking in when we first got them.

I like the look of lace-up cycling shoes but often find they bite into the foot. I had no such issues here (Night Road Shoes), possibly due to the lacing
pattern that doubles over in two areas up the foot to give more solid anchor points.

The uppers of theNight (shoes) were very flexible, it was like wearing a pair of sneakers on the bike. I was worried that this might translate to a lack of support, but that was never the case.

The shoes (Gran Tourer) didn’t require any break-in, and after a few rides around Tokyo, I went on an all-day ride across the Crystal Line, a relentlessly mountainous route.

But what of the shoe width and my awkward feet? Thankfully the decision to go with the leather version (Night Road Shoes) of the shoe appears to have been a wise one.

They rewarded my increasing miles with more and more subtle softness in the leather upper. This is a quality shoe. Take care of it and it will take good care of you - for a long long time.

Quoc'sNight Black Leather road shoes aren't the lightest or the stiffest out there, but they're very well made, comfortable and come with heaps of style.