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You’ve felt it before: 15 km into the marathon, a sharp pain starts to radiate from the outside of your knee. You blame your running shoes, your training volume, or your “weak glutes.” Yet in multisport, what happens on the...

For years, the triathlon world has been obsessed with “marginal gains” on the bike:  $3000 custom aero bars, a $700 aero derailleur pulley system, or $120 calf sleeves. These upgrades can shave seconds, or sometimes minutes, off your bike split,...

At Cádomotus, we’re always at the cutting edge of performance footwear—and now we’re bringing that expertise to our triathlon cycling shoes. After years of experience in 3D foot scanning—from custom inline-skate boots to elite race shoes—we’re launching an app-based scan...

For about 2 years now, I have been riding with the Cadomotus cycling shoes. First with the Chronos Aero and, since this summer, with the Worldcup 4E Triathlon shoe. In this blog, I'm taking you through my experiences with both shoes, and sharing my reflections on switching from one model to the other.

He is considered the biggest long-distance talent in the Netherlands and wants only the best to reach the absolute top. This is exactly why pro triathlete Niek Heldoorn (24) will collaborate with Cádomotus for the next three years. "What motivated my choice for Cadomotus was the quality of the carbon sole, the aerodynamics and the support the shoes offer during long rides”

Compared to a triathlon shoe, a cycling shoe is relatively simple. The shape and design of a triathlon shoe, on the other hand, are largely determined by the conditions and needs of the sport.