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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayFor those heading into colder temperatures, 45NRTH has updated two of its most notable footwear lines, the Ragnarok and Wolvhammer. See what’s changed here…
For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, winter has either arrived or is well on its way, bringing cooler temperatures, rain, and snow in many parts. Among the brands we follow, 45NRTH is the undisputed expert in cold-weather cycling, designing high-quality gear that makes riding in frigid temps more tolerable. They’ve been at it for well over a decade, and some of their early products, including the popular Wolvhammer boots, have been in the lineup for nearly as long. The 45NRTH Ragnarok and Wolvhammer boots both received a facelift for 2026/2027; find all the details below.
Leather Wolvhammer
The Wolvhammer is a winter cycling boot for proper cold-weather conditions. It has undergone a few revisions over the years, but at its core, it has always been an insulated, waterproof boot for the most extreme conditions. It features the same 200-gram insulation and two-bolt clipless design as the previous version, but with a new upper and a single-boot construction with no removable liner. It features a premium leather upper with a waterproof membrane to keep the elements out and uses a large Velcro strap with a BOA dial to lock in the fit.
The new Wolvhammer costs $325 USD ($460 CAD) and comes in sizes 38-48 and 50. Find more details at 45NRTH.com.
Ragnarok
The Ragnarok is a shoulder-season boot that’s lightly insulated and highly weather-resistant instead of totally waterproof. I tested the previous version, which looks similar to the updated model, and found it suitable for mild winter days and sloppy conditions. The BOA closure is comfortable and effective.
The new Ragnarok features a revised upper made from a high-quality Clarino microfiber for a supple, leather-like feel. The closure still uses a BOA dial, but with an updated lace path to add strength and a more secure fit. It has an EVA midsole, a taller neoprene ankle cuff, and the same trustworthy rubber outsole with anti-slip microglass rubber blocks.
The Ragnarok costs $245 USD ($350 CAD) and comes in sizes 36-48 and 50. You can find details at 45NRTH.com. Both the Wolvhammer and Ragnarok are only sold through retailers in Canada, but are sold directly to consumers in the US.
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