Pearl Izumi – Ride Men’s X-Alp Enduro IV Cycling Shoe,Black/Black,42 EU/8.5 D US
@ The Pearl Izumi X-Alp Enduro IV mountain shoes are rigid enough to provide superb pedaling efficiency yet sport enough flexibility and traction to keep you rock-steady when off the bike on challenging terrain. The combination of ratcheting buckle and two Velcro straps ensures a precision fit while the synthetic leather and mesh upper deliver superb comfort and breathability. The carbon rubber lugged outsole ensures a sure grip for hike-a-bike sections of trail and the EVA foam running shoe midsole provides sweet relief when you’re on foot. Quick-drying, comfortable, and built-to-last – it’s everything you need in a cross country or enduro mountain bike shoe. Carbon rubber lugged outsole for superior traction and durability EVA foam running shoe midsole delivers off-the-bike cushioning and comfort Quick-drying, highly breathable synthetic/mesh upper delivers comfort and breathability 1:1 Anatomical Buckle Closure System reduces hot spots and removes pressure from your instep Low cut con
- 1:1 Anatomical Buckle Closure System reduces hot spots and removes pressure from your instep
- Low cut construction for a light, fast fit and feel
- Quick drying, highly breathable mesh/synthetic upper delivers comfort and breathability
- EVA foam run shoe midsole for off the bike cushioning and comfort
- Carbon rubber lugged outsole for superior traction and durability
List Price: $ 110.00
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Cycling Footwear
Five-Minute Impression,
(1) Because of all the reviews warning to order a size up, I got a 44, though I’m normally a 43 (in a Sidi). I would have done well enough ordering my true size. While the size up does not leave me swimming, the fit is not ideal — there’s more movement than I’d like. Check, if you have prime, if you can do a free return/exchange.
(2) Again, I speak as a road rider, so perhaps this is not so uncommon with off-road shoes, but these are rather hot, temperature-wise. That probably makes sense if you’re doing cross events, but if you’re not going to be biking (or clambering) through mud, these might not be the best choice for summer.
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