Crankbrothers Mallet-E Lace Cycling Shoes - Tan/Brown - UK 9

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The Crankbrothers Mallet-E Lace cycling shoes are engineered for adult mountain bikers who prioritize stability, secure fit, and versatile pedal compatibility. Featuring an optimized Match Box outsole, these shoes provide a seamless interface for any SPD-compatible pedal system, making them an excellent choice for trail and enduro riders. While they offer exceptional heel hold and breathability, riders should be aware that the lace-up system requires manual adjustment before each ride compared to dial-based retention systems.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 9 |
| Brand | Crankbrothers |
Yes, they are compatible with any brand of SPD-style cleat system.
These shoes are designed specifically for clipless (SPD) systems; they do not provide the necessary grip for dedicated flat pedal pins.
Tuck the excess loops and ends into the lace pocket located at the top of the tongue.
Yes, the shoes come with pre-installed Crankbrothers match shims and cleats.
Use a soft brush and mild soapy water to gently scrub dirt from the mesh, then allow them to air dry.
The heel dots are designed to provide extra grip against your sock to ensure your heel remains locked in place during hard efforts.
Ensure the Match shim is correctly installed or removed depending on your pedal brand; check that no debris is trapped inside the Match Box.
Ensure the laces are tightened firmly across the bridge of the foot before tucking them into the lace pocket.
Clean the perforated mesh windows to ensure proper airflow and consider using moisture-wicking synthetic socks.
Setting up the Mallet-E is straightforward: the shoes arrive with the Crankbrothers Match shim and cleats pre-installed. To customize the fit, simply loosen the mounting bolts, slide the cleat to your preferred position on the Match Box track, and tighten securely. For other SPD-compatible pedals, you can remove the grey match shim to achieve the desired interface depth. To clean your shoes, wipe them down with a damp cloth after rides to clear mud from the ventilated windows. If the shoes become soaked, remove the insoles and air dry them in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat sources to preserve the integrity of the materials.