Standard trainers are not built for cycling — the soft, flexible sole flexes under pedal pressure and disperses the power you're putting in, causing fatigue on longer rides. These cycling shoes have a rigid nylon composite sole that transfers pedal input efficiently, a rotating BOA-style dial buckle that lets you dial in a precise fit on the move, and a breathable leather upper with ventilation holes throughout. Available in mountain, road, and flat (unlocked) sole configurations, they cover the full range of riding styles.

Why It Stands Out

✓ Three sole options — Mountain (SPD), Highroad (SPD), and Unlocked (flat rubber) — one shoe body available in the sole configuration that matches your pedal system, so you get the right grip and clip-in compatibility for your riding style.

✓ Rotating BOA-style dial buckle — pull the dial out to release, rotate clockwise to tighten, and dial in micro-adjustments for a precise, consistent fit without stopping to retie laces. Flexible elastic retraction keeps the cable neat.

✓ Nylon composite outsole — rigid enough to transfer power efficiently to the pedal without flex, while remaining lighter than a full carbon sole for everyday and long-distance riding.

✓ Leather upper with porous bilateral ventilation — the one-piece moulded leather upper has ventilation holes on both sides that allow airflow to circulate around the foot during riding, keeping feet from overheating.

✓ EVA insole — cushioned insole that provides a comfortable base for long-duration riding without adding unnecessary weight.

✓ Cotton lining — soft interior lining that sits comfortably against the foot during extended wear.

✓ True-to-size fit, medium width (B/M) — confirmed true to size across the EU 37–47 range with a detailed foot length chart for accurate sizing.

Where They Work Best

The mountain (SPD) sole is designed for off-road and trail riding where a recessed cleat lets you walk on the shoe without the cleat contacting the ground. The highroad (SPD) sole suits road cycling and spin sessions where maximum power transfer is the priority. The unlocked flat rubber sole works for casual cycling, commuting, and any riding where clip-in pedals are not used. All three sole types share the same upper construction, dial buckle system, and breathable design.

How the Dial Buckle System Works

The rotating dial buckle works by threading a thin internal cable through guides around the upper of the shoe. Rotating the dial clockwise pulls the cable, tightening the upper evenly across the width of the foot. Micro-adjustments can be made while riding without removing the shoe or stopping. To release, pull the dial outward to disengage the ratchet, at which point the cable releases and the shoe opens fully. The elastic retraction system keeps the cable from bunching inside the shoe when open.

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Sizing and Fitting

These shoes are confirmed true to size. Measure your bare foot from heel to longest toe and match to the chart below. For wide feet, consider sizing up by one.

Care and Maintenance

Wipe the upper with a damp cloth after each ride to remove dirt and sweat. Allow to air dry fully before storing — do not place near direct heat sources as heat can warp the sole or damage the dial buckle cable. Store with the buckle in the open (released) position to reduce tension on the internal cable during storage. Clean the sole periodically to maintain cleat engagement quality.

Product Specifications

Package Includes

1 × Pair of cycling shoes