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SHIMANO ME2 | women's bike shoes | MTB | SPD | gray
If you're looking for versatility from your cycling shoes then look no further than Shimano's ME2 SPD Mountain Bike Shoes. From trail riding to commuting to touring they'll let you clip in and ride in comfort.
- Three durable hook and loop straps for even and sure fit
- Cross X-strap offers firm and stable foot hold during pedalling
- Durable rubber tread offers excellent traction for walking
- Glass fibre reinforced midsole for power transfer
- Synthetic leather upper
- Strap design optimised for relieving tension in foot during push off motion
- Weight 730 grams (size 40)
- 2-bolt cleat compatible (cleats not supplied)
The Shimano ME2 shoes have been designed for incredible comfort with three durable hook and loop straps that allow a secure personal fit and the Cross X strap for additional stability. The rubber tread has enough grip and dialled in flex for walkability off the bike but the midsection of the sole has been reinforced with glass fibre for effective power transfer. The synthetic leather upper offers a supple fit, will shrug off the odd muddy puddle and let your feet breathe so they're not overwhelmed with sweat. As far as entry-level clip in MTB shoes go, the ME2 delivers everything you need at a great price.
| Size | US | CM | ACTUAL insoles length in: mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| 38 | 6,5 | 23,8 | 245 |
NOTE! To avoid unnecessary exchanges or returns of purchased footwear - when choosing the size you are ordering, PLEASE stick to the following rules:
A. The insole lengths in mm given in the last column are the ACTUAL, total lengths measured by ourselves.
B. PLEASE CHOOSE a size whose insole is 5mm to 10mm longer than the actual length of your bare foot (ROAD shoes closer to 5mm, MTB / GRAVEL / ENDURO shoes closer to 10mm).
C. How to measure your foot?
- Place the heel against a wall or e.g. furniture, and place something rigid, such as a book, perpendicular to the toes
- Measure the distance between the wall and the book.
- You should check both feet, because quite often one is longer :)