Category: Footwear

There’s power in simplicity, exemplified by the Giro Treble II road shoes. Benefiting from trickle-down technology from Giro’s top-of-the-line models, the Treble II sports all the features you need for club or recreational riding, centuries, or indoor spin classes. There’s an injected nylon sole that provides a rock solid platform while the molded EVA footbed with Aegis anti-microbial treatment ensures plenty of comfort on the longest of rides. The synthetic upper provides ample breathability and comfort when the temperatures rise and the straightforward, 3-strap design means it’s easy to attain the perfect fit. And with Giro’s Universal Cleat Mount system, you’re free to use both 3-bolt and 2-bolt cleat/pedal systems. Injected nylon outsole offers a rigid, stable, and efficient pedaling platform High quality, microfiber upper is breathable, supple, and water-resistant 3 wide Velcro straps allow simple, precise fit adjustments Precision Fit last hugs the foot closely without binding, crowding or discomfort Molded EVA footbed with medium arch support for comfort Aegis footbed treatment uses an antimicrobial barrier to eliminate odors, discoloration and fading Universal Cleat Mount accommodates 2-bolt and 3-bolt cleats

Whether you’re just getting into cycling, or if you’re on a budget, the Shimano SH-WR32 Women’s Shoes blend comfort and durability with the rare option of interfacing with either road or mountain style clipless pedals. The uppers are synthetic leather that is stretch resistant to ensure that your shoes fit as well at the end of the season as at the beginning. Mesh inserts in the uppers provide airflow to keep your feet cool and dry. The uppers are built onto a durable Dynalast sole. While it’s not as stiff as a full carbon sole, you’ll be thankful for the small degree of flex after a long day in the saddle. And when you’re forced to walk in your cleats, the rubber heel lugs provide an extra bit of stability. To secure the SH-WR32s, you’ll find three hook-and-loop closures.

Wingstore rain shoe covers, waterproof, snowproof, dustproof and reuseable. It can not only protect your shoes from getting wet in rainy days, but also prevent the ground from getting dirty in household, office, hotel, hospital and research institutions; Moreover, it is elegant and foldable, easy to carry, brings considerable convenience to people when they go outside and suffer from heavy rainfalls.

Material: Dacron surface + PVC sole

Length of Large Size: 30.5cm/ 12.01in

Length of Extra Large Size: 31.5cm/ 12.40in

Whereas Shimano’s XC line of shoes is aiming for the podium, Shimano also understands that not everyone’s aspirations are competitive, and not everyone wants to waddle around off the bike in those soccer-cleat-like mountain shoes that are all too common. The company’s solution comes in the form of shoes like the Shimano SH-M065, designed for competent pedaling performance and comfort on the bike, without compromising more practical benefits as simple as off-the-bike traction and “walkability.” Like all M-series shoes, the M065’s upper is made of a durable blend of synthetic leather and breathable polyester mesh. Your feet are secured inside by two hook-and-loop closure straps, spaced widely and backed by a panel that spans both straps to ensure protection and comfortable distribution of the straps’ fit, so as to reduce pressure and hot spots while pedaling. The M065’s are a bit heavier that the more expensive M163s, and they lack the M163’s supportive Cross-X brace for a snug fit, but they still promise the same comfort. The relatively high-volume last isn’t as snug-fitting as Shimano’s competition-oriented XC shoe line, meaning the M065s are more comfortable for longer days and for hiking off the bike. The shoe’s sole is made of a polyamide/fiberglass composite to keep it light and stiff without the higher costs associated with using carbon. The broad-area rubber outsole, as mentioned, is designed for ample off-the-bike traction and “walkability,” even on smooth surfaces, which affords the added benefit of traction on the pedals even if you come unclipped or can’t engage the cleat in time. Overall, they’re great shoes for someone wanting a mountain bike shoe without the awkward walking or tight fit associated with most of them.

003-ROAD-SHOE-42 Size: 42 EU Features: -Shoes. -38 EU: M 5.5, W 7.5. -39 EU: M 6.5, W 8.5. -40 EU: M 7.5, W 9. Generic Dimensions: -Product Weight: 3 lbs.

Product Details:

Condition: Brand New

Color: Black

Features:

The Velcro design,easy to adjust

Zippers in the front and rear

Special design on the bottom,adapt to all kinds of shoes

SBR Material,Waterproof and windproof,keep your feet warm

Buckle up and get on the road with the Giro Apeckx Shoes. Taking design inspiration from Giro’s top-line Prolight and Factor shoe offerings, these shoes strike a streamlined profile with a wallet-friendly price tag. Swapping out the carbon sole offerings of their older siblings, these shoes come outfitted with a DuPont Zytel nylon sole. Although it doesn’t have the flashy ring of the word “carbon” or the classic carbon weave, DuPont engineered Zytel to provide carbon-like performance with a longer lifespan than your average carbon sole. Gather your friends for some long summer miles or sign up for a local race with confidence that these shoes will give you all the stiffness and responsiveness you’ll need to get power to the pedals.

Upgraded new arrival
According to buyers’ review, we have already improved the quality of zipper and adjusted a size

Season : autumn/winter

Material : 90% Di ammonia & 10% SpandexType

Type/Intended use : Cycling

Care Instructions :
Easy care, washable at 30 Celsius; color sort, do not bleach, do not tumble dry
Do not iron, do not use fabric softener

From the Manufacturer
BikeAnything Thermal Cycling Shoe Covers is a warm and windproof coated PU winter shoe cover.
It’s been designed and tested to keep your feet warm and dry in wet and cold weather conditions.
Compatible with most types of pedal systems.
Professional design ensures comfort and durability while remaining stylish and attractive.
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You can’t put a price on comfort during the course of a triathlon. However, you also have to walk the razor’s edge between too comfortable and too dynamically-driven. Luckily, no one understands this golden ratio better than Shimano, and its new SH-TR60 Shoes represent this knowledge. In its SH-TR60 shoes, Shimano met your requirements for a pair of triathlon shoes. The TR60s feature a carbon composite outsole construction that strikes the ideal balance between rigidity and comfort. Now, we’re all raised to believe that stiffer is better, and in some cycling applications, this is absolutely true. However, it’s crucial to remember that the cycling leg isn’t the last thing that you’re doing on race day. So, as to not berate the circulation to your feet, Shimano developed what it calls its Dynalast technology. This outsole system delivers power to the pedal, while still allowing a calculated level of flex. This is possible due to the sole’s variable stiffness and density that accommodates the movements of the arch. All that means when you reach T2, your feet will feel like they just got out of the water for a seamless transition to your running shoes. And on the subject of transitions, let’s move on to one of the TR60’s coolest features — its closure system. Somehow, Shimano has managed to simplify the simplified with its new take on the burrito strap closure system. With a typical burrito strap, you’ll find that the closure relies on a two-strap system — one lower hook-and-loop that controls volume, and the large upper-strap for closure. However, the TR60 only requires the one burrito strap for a secure closure. So, with fewer straps to fuss with, this will certainly speed up your transition time. But, we understand that you might still be wondering what a burrito strap actually is. Basically, the burrito analogy is drawn from the upper-strap’s construction, where one layer of the upper wraps over the other. This allows you to really dial in the volume of the s…