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The Crankbrothers Mallet Trail cycling shoes are engineered for dedicated trail riders who need a balance of efficient power transfer and reliable walkability on technical terrain. These shoes feature a stiff nylon shank and a specialized ramped cleat box to ensure seamless pedal engagement and effective mud shedding. While these shoes offer premium comfort and durability, users should be aware that the aggressive lug pattern and mid-friction rubber compound are optimized for specific mountain biking conditions rather than casual road cycling.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 6 |
| Shoe Type | Cycling Shoes |
| Series | Mallet Trail |
| Model Part Number | 641300309464 |
| Brand | Crankbrothers |
Yes, they are compatible with standard 2-bolt SPD-style pedal systems.
While technically possible, the tread is designed for mountain bike trail use and may feel inefficient or uncomfortable on a road bike.
A stiff-bristled nylon brush and warm water are most effective for cleaning the outsole.
Shims are used to optimize the depth of the cleat engagement with your specific pedal system.
They feature laser-cut perforations for breathability, meaning they are not waterproof and will allow water to pass through.
Check that the cleat is clear of debris and confirm that your pedal-specific shim is installed if required for height adjustment.
Adjust your cleat position slightly backward on the 35mm track to reduce pressure on the ball of the foot.
Ensure the laces are fully tucked into the integrated lace pocket to prevent them from catching on the bike.
To ensure the best performance, begin by installing the included cleats and pedal-specific shims. The 35mm track allows you to fine-tune your cleat position relative to your arch for better descent control.
