Three of these shoes aren’t available to the public. We’re not sure about the fourthBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Following suit from Giro’s lace-up shoe, the Empire, Bontrager has the Classique, which isn’t officially part of the line yetBen Delaney / Future Publishing
This Shimano shoe is not yet public. It appears to be an R321 — a follow-up to the current R320Ben Delaney / Future Publishing
This is Shimano’s current R320 shoeBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Marco Albasini looks to have a fairly wide foot, given the strap placementBen Delaney / Future Publishing
This is a Diadora Vortex-Pro Movistar Limited Edition shoeBen Delaney / Future Publishing
This is a Diadora Vortex-Pro Movistar Limited Edition shoe cover. It’s unclear what model of two-dial shoe is underneathBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Sometimes shoe covers are worn for aero benefits, sometimes for rain protection, and sometimes to cover up shoes that are not sponsor-correctBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Bont shoes are popular in the Tour de France peloton. World champion Rui Costa is a fanBen Delaney / Future Publishing
AG2R-La Mondiale riders use a mix of shoes, from sponsor Northwave and the smaller Sierra brandBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Sierra is a small French company that began making custom rollerblade boots in 1994 before moving into cyclingBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Bont has a whole range of shoes, but the Zero+ seems to be the most common among prosBen Delaney / Future Publishing
Specialized has been trying to get world TT champion Tony Martin on its shoes for a while, but the German loves his SidisBen Delaney / Future Publishing