Crankbrothers Mallet Lace Cycling Shoes - Multicolor - UK 10.5



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The Crankbrothers Mallet Lace cycling shoes are engineered for aggressive mountain bikers and trail riders seeking a secure, high-performance connection to their pedals. Featuring a ventilated design for comfort and a specialized sole for grip, these shoes excel on technical terrain and long descents; however, the lace-up closure system may require more time to adjust during rides compared to BOA or ratchet alternatives.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 11.5 |
| Accent Colour | Silver |
| Shoe Type | Cycling Shoes |
| Series | Mallet |
| Model Part Number | CRB-MAL04281A115 |
| Brand | Crank Brothers |
Yes, the Mallet Lace is specifically designed for enduro and downhill riding, providing the protection and stability needed for racing.
While the ramped toe and lug design make them capable of short hike-a-bike sections, they are optimized for pedaling and may not be as comfortable as dedicated hiking shoes for long-distance trekking.
Gently clean the mesh with a soft brush and mild soap. Avoid high-pressure water which can force grit into the mesh fibers.
Generally, cycling shoes are sold without cleats, as those are provided with your specific pedal system. Check your packaging to confirm if your specific retailer included them.
Remove the laces and hand wash them in warm water with mild detergent, then air dry completely before re-threading.
Ensure the heel dots are clean and dry, and verify the laces are pulled tight across the midfoot before securing them.
Check if the pedal pins are damaged and inspect the shoe sole for compressed debris; clear any packed mud from the lug channels.
To ensure maximum durability, keep your Mallet Lace shoes clean by brushing off loose dirt after every ride and allowing them to air dry in a well-ventilated area—never force-dry with high heat. When installing cleats (if using clipless pedals), ensure all mounting bolts are properly tightened to factory specifications. Check the laces periodically for wear, as they are the primary point of tension, and ensure they are neatly tucked into the lace pocket before your ride to prevent snagging on crank arms or trail debris.