SHIMANO ET3 MTB Shoes 39

Flat Pedal Shoe Features Grip, Protection, Comfort, And Style For Gravity Riders. Features: - Sticky-Rubber Outsole For Superb Grip On Pedal Or Ground. - Durable Synthetic Upper With Mesh For Protection And Breathability. - Available In Sizes From 33-48. - Includes One Pair Of Alternative Color Spare Laces. Specifications: - Synthetic Leather: Lighter, Stronger And More Durable Than Natural Leathers Technologies: The Sole Of Aggressive Downhill Riding: - Gravity Riding Is Different. Downhill, All-Mountain, And Freeride Riders Demand Ruggedness, Comfort, And Protection. Shimano’S Am Shoe Program Is Focused On Providing Maximum Control And Confidence. All Am Series Footwear Provides Proven Efficiency And Performance With Features And Fit Fine-Tuned For The Unique Demands Of Gravity Riding. Number 1expanded Cleat-Adjustment Range: - Designed To Be Longer Towards The Back To Support A Wider Variety Of Riding Styles And Preferences. Number 2optimized Shank Plate: Pro Rider Calibrated Shank Plate Delivers Optimal Rigidity And Bike Control. Number 3eva Mid Sole: - Eva Foam Construction Reduces Weight And Boosts Walking Comfort. Number 4high Wall Protection: - Reinforced Sidewall Protects Your Feet On Aggressive Gravity Rides. Number 5gravity Specific Rubber: - Special Rubber Compound Maximizes Grip And Durability. Number 6pedal Channel: - Provides More Stable Contact Between Shoe And Pedal When Clipped Out. Number 7high-Traction Tread Pattern: - Increases Traction For Superior Off-The-Bike Grip. 6 Standard Arch Length For Initial Cleat Placement: - Set The Arch Length According To The Difference Between Shoe Size And Measured Arch Length. If The Arch Length Is Longer Or Shorter Than The Shoe Size, The Cleat Will Be Moved By 4 Mm Per Difference In Size. *For Example, If The Shoe Size Is 43 And The Arch Length Measurement Is 44, The Cleat Would Be Moved 4 Mm Forward, Toward The Toe End, From The Center Position Of The Shoe. - If The Measured Arch Length And Shoe Size Are Equal, Set The Cleat At The Standard Cleat Position (See Table Below) Which Is At The Center Of The Ball Of The Foot. - If The Measured Arch Length Is Longer Than The Shoe Size, Move The Cleat Forward, Toward The Toe Side, The Required Length From The Center Position. - If The Measured Arch Length Is Shorter Than The Shoe Size, Move The Cleat Back, Toward The Heel Side, The Required Length From The Center Position.