Pinnacle Radium Road Cycling Shoes - White - UK 8

While primarily designed for outdoor road cycling, these shoes can be used for spinning classes if the indoor bikes' pedals are compatible with 3-bolt road cycling cleats (e.g., SPD-SL, Look KEO).

We recommend referring to the brand's specific sizing chart. It's often beneficial to try on cycling shoes, as fit can vary between brands. Ensure enough room for your toes without your foot sliding around.

The turn lock and straps are typically integrated components. For specific replacement part availability, please contact customer support or the retailer where you purchased the shoes.

The breathable synthetic microfibre upper offers some resistance to light splashes, but they are not fully waterproof. For cycling in wet conditions, we recommend using waterproof shoe covers for added protection.

These shoes are compatible with standard 3-bolt road cycling pedal systems, such as Shimano SPD-SL and Look KEO.

It's recommended to wipe down your shoes with a damp cloth after every few rides or whenever they appear dirty, especially after wet or dusty rides. Regular cleaning helps maintain their appearance, breathability, and material integrity.

The Pinnacle Radium shoes feature a nylon outsole, which provides a good balance of stiffness for efficient power transfer and enough flexibility for comfort on longer rides. It's stiffer than casual shoes but more forgiving than a full carbon race sole.

No, these shoes are specifically designed for 3-bolt road cycling cleats and are not compatible with 2-bolt mountain bike pedal systems.

Check cleat position and shoe tightness. Adjust cleat fore/aft or angle to relieve pressure points. Loosen the turn lock or strap slightly to ensure the shoe is snug but not overly tight. Consider using different insoles if issues persist.

Ensure the turn lock mechanism is fully engaged and operating smoothly. Adjust the touch fastening strap first to secure the forefoot, then use the turn lock for fine-tuning the instep pressure. Make sure the tongue is properly centered and not bunched up.

Inspect cleats and pedals for wear or loose connections. Tighten cleat bolts on the shoe. Ensure there is no foreign material between the cleat and shoe sole. Lubricate pedal springs if necessary (refer to pedal manufacturer's instructions).

Verify that the breathable synthetic microfibre upper and mesh tongue are not obstructed. Wear appropriate cycling socks that are designed to wick moisture away from your feet. Ensure shoes are not overtightened, which can restrict airflow and circulation.