Muddyfox MTB100 Cycling Shoes - Grey - UK 6.5

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The Muddyfox MTB100 Cycling Shoes are designed for adult female cyclists seeking a secure, comfortable, and breathable footwear solution for mountain biking. They offer a triple touch and close fastening system for a precise fit and are compatible with SPD pedal systems, enhancing pedaling efficiency. While providing robust features for performance, they require specific cleaning care to maintain their condition.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 6.5 |
| Series | MTB100 |
| Brand | Muddyfox |
The shoes feature 'waterproof / breathable' materials, which means they offer resistance to splashes and rain while allowing moisture vapor (sweat) to escape. They are not designed for full submersion in water.
These Muddyfox MTB100 Cycling Shoes are compatible with SPD (Shimano Pedaling Dynamics) pedal systems, which use a two-bolt cleat attachment.
You should wipe them clean with a damp cloth. Avoid machine washing or using harsh detergents, as this can damage the materials and overall structure of the shoes.
No, SPD cleats are typically sold separately with your SPD pedals. You will need to install the cleats onto the shoes yourself.
While the shoes have a reinforced sole, they are primarily designed for cycling. The sole is stiff for pedaling efficiency, and the cleats (when installed) can make walking less comfortable and potentially slippery on certain surfaces. They are generally suitable for short walks off the bike.
The upper part of the shoe is made from textile and synthetic materials, the inner lining is textile, and the sole is synthetic.
Ensure your SPD cleats are correctly installed and tightened on the shoe sole. Check for any debris in the pedal mechanism or on the cleat. Practice clipping in and out in a safe, stationary environment.
Utilize the shoes' breathability by ensuring the straps are not excessively tight, which can restrict airflow. Consider wearing moisture-wicking cycling socks. For extremely hot conditions, temporary removal of the shoes for air exposure might help.
Adjust the triple touch and close fastening straps. Ensure each strap is snug, but not overly tight. Re-evaluate your shoe size for proper fit; ensure there's enough room for your toes but no excessive heel lift.
This can often come from cleat-to-pedal interface. Check that your SPD cleats are clean and securely fastened to the shoe. A small amount of dry lubricant on the pedal springs or cleat contact points might help, but avoid grease.