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PEARL iZUMi Attack Road Cycling Shoe - Men's
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Attack Road Cycling Shoe
Pearl Izumi offers a balance of price and performance with the Attack Road Cycling Shoe. They're built to be stiff enough for hill sprints and Fondos, offering supportive uppers to cradle your foot through pedal strokes, and a carbon-composite sole that doesn't waste the watts when your put down the power.
- Shimano's Attack Road shoes balance price and performance
- Seamless uppers wrap your foot with fine-tunable support
- L6 Boa allows for micro adjustments, secures evenly over instep
- Ample mesh panels boost breathability to prevent hot foot
- 1:1 Composite sole balances carbon with composite for stiff support
- Reflective elements help boost your visibility on low-light rides
- EVA foam and rubber heel provide a stable base for life off of the bike
- Sole is compatible with both 3-bolt road and 2-bolt MTB cleats for versatile use
- Item #PLZ00UG
- Upper Material
- bonded seamless synthetic, mesh panels
- Closure
- L6 Boa system
- Footbed
- EVA
- Sole
- 1:1 Composite Power Plate with carbon fiber forefoot
- Cleat Compatibility
- 3-bolt road, 2-bolt SPD
- Recommended Use
- road cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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>Rating: 5
October 8, 2020
MY FIRST ROAD SHOES 👞
- Fit:
- True to size
- Size Bought
- 45
- Height
- 511` 60"
- Weight
- 185 lbs
Lightweight plus comfort is the perfect combo 👌
kareem A sanchez
>Rating: 5
July 13, 2020
Great shoe for wide feet
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit:
- True to size
- Size Bought
- 49
- Height
- 6` 0"
I have really wide feet and I was worried that these wouldn’t fit because they aren’t “wide” however they fit great. I need to break them in more but first 20 miles were perfect.
Paul Clapp