Category: Footwear

Five Ten’s notoriously sticky Stealth 1 rubber is just one component that makes the Freeride Element a top choice for flat-pedal riders. The BMX-inspired Action leather upper, supportive heel cup, and cushy impact protection add to its popularity in lift lines and jump parks. This isn’t a glorified skate shoe, it’s intended for the abrasion and harsh conditions the gravity crowd demands.The Action leather is double-stitched for durability and placed where pedals, cranks, and trail-side obstacles would send other shoes into early retirement. This construction also gives the Freeride structure, with mesh filling voids to prevent overheating in the summer. The midsoles are semi-stiff to support the foot and prevent hot spots without dulling feedback from your bike. Underneath the midsoles are Five Ten’s legendary high-friction Stealth S1 rubber compound and a grippy tread pattern. Stealth S1 isn’t just there for the grip, it also adds excellent cushioning and shock absorption.

Designed for on and off the bike performance, the Giro Rumble VR MTB Shoes feature a powerful platform for high-efficiency pedaling and a high-traction rubber outsole for walking comfort. Vibram rubber outsole grips flat pedals while flexing just enough for off-the-bike pursuits. Injected inner shank transfers power and molded EVA footbed and midsole offers cushioned support. Supple, yet resilient microfiber/mesh upper enhances breathability and easy-to-adjust, non-slip laces give a precise fit.

The Giro Privateer Shoes sheath your feet in a combination of performance and comfort not easily matched in shoes of a similar price point. Their uppers are constructed from a synthetic leather that is not only supple, it holds its shape for miles and miles of riding. It is also breathable so that your feet stay dry no matter how high the temperatures rise, and mesh inserts have been sewn into the uppers to speed up the evaporation process. The Privateer’s uppers are secured with a ratcheting buckle at the ankle and two hook and loop closures. The DuPont Zytel composite sole isn’t quite as stiff as a carbon sole, but it also isn’t as pricey. But, when it comes down to it, having a slightly more forgiving sole means more comfort for long hours in the saddle. The deep lugs provide traction when you need it. The EVA molded footbeds provide medium arch support that works with the sole to enhance comfort for the long haul. The Giro Privateer shoes are compatible with 2-hole mountain style cleats.

Size:

M (US 7-8), L (US 8-9), XL (US 10-11)

Feature:

1. Windproof protects from rain, warm and comfortable.

2. Protect your shoes from the rain, snow, cold, and sand and salt on the roads.

3. Stretch material and no slipping down.

4. Quickly-dry function give you a super sporting experience.

Quality Materials:

High quality nylon and spandex for durability, excellent elasticity, light weight, easy to care.

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One glance at Giro’s Empire ACC Shoes, and you’ll see they’re different. Rather than the ubiquitous buckle/strap combo, Giro’s outfitted them with something decidedly old-fashioned — laces. That’s about where the old-fashioned nature stops, though. The uppers are a single piece of Evofiber microfiber, which is highly breathable, but is also perforated for additional airflow. Those uppers are attached to an ultra-stiff Easton EC90 ACC Carbon Sole. This sole is among the stiffest available, and due to high grade of carbon fiber used in its construction, is also one of the slimmest, producing a stack height of just 6. 5mm. Between the uppers and the sole sits Giro’s lauded SuperNatural FitKit, the long name for its user-tunable footbed. These insoles have swappable arch support so you can tune the fit of your shoes precisely to your feet.

Five Ten, the Brand of the Brave, is a leader in performance, high-friction footwear. From downhill mountain bike racing to rock climbing, from wing suit flying to kayaking, Five Ten makes footwear for the world’s most dangerous sports. The Redlands, California-based company has been producing cutting-edge designs and proprietary Stealth rubber soles for nearly 30 years. With the help of top national and international athletes and guides, combined with a world-class rubber-testing and R&D facility, Five Ten is the shoe brand of choice for the world’s most exciting athletes.

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.