Why We Like The RX6 Mountain Bike Shoe
The RX6 Mountain Bike Shoe balances stiffness and walkability for optimized performance in gravel, cross-country, and trail riding. It features a reinforced carbon sole and an outsole pattern with TPU lugs, providing you with a comfortable, race-ready on and off bike performance. A BOA L6K dial allows for a secure fit to your foot and easy on-the-go micro-adjustments.
Details
- Durable, stiff Women's gravel shoe optimized for all-day riding
- Carbon reinforced sole offers race-ready pedaling performance
- Upper construction features surround wrapping for power/comfort
- Silvadur anti-odor technology keeps the shoe feeling fresh
- TPU lugs on outsole provide superior on/off bike performance
- Shimano Dynalast technology reduces energy loss with smooth upstroke
- Features a stiffness rating of 8
- Item #SHIU1GP
- Upper Material
- surround wrapping
- Closure
- BOA® Fit System featuring L6K dial
- Footbed
- Shimano dynalast
- Midsole
- carbon fiber reinforced nylon
- Sole
- TPU lugs
- Cleat Compatibility
- SPD 2-bolt
- Claimed Weight
- [size 40] 9oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- cross-country, enduro, trail, gravel
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 15, 2023
My first gravel bike (shoes)
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I got a gravel bike this last spring and decided to get these shoes to complete the kit. I wore them in a fun gravel race and were super happy with them: stiff, stayed in place, and looked great even after mud, dust and sweat. I even took 3rd place in the race surprisingly. I got the sand/beige color and the Shimano cleats. I would say that the RX6 Mountain Bike Shoe was a bit long in the toe but still stayed with my usual size.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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