Trek Circuit Cycling Shoes - White - 3

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The Trek Circuit Road Cycling Shoes are designed for cyclists seeking a balance between daily training performance and long-distance comfort. Featuring a roomier performance fit and highly adjustable closure systems, these shoes are ideal for road riders who prioritize efficiency and foot support, though riders looking for extreme race-level stiffness may find the 7/14 index slightly more forgiving than competitive carbon-soled options.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Nylon |
| Shoe Size UK | 3 |
| Shoe Type | Cycling Shoes |
| Series | Circuit |
| Model Part Number | 5343218 |
| Brand | Trek |
Yes, the 7/14 stiffness index allows for comfortable walking, making them much more practical than rigid carbon-sole racing shoes.
Yes, because the shoes are compatible with 2-bolt cleat systems, they can be paired with most mountain bike (SPD) style pedal systems.
The BOA L6 dial allows you to tighten the fit by turning the dial. To loosen, pull the dial out to release the tension.
They feature a 'Comp Last' which is slightly roomier. Most users find them to be true to size, but it is recommended to wear your typical cycling sock when testing.
The shoes are constructed with a durable nylon-based upper that includes perforations for enhanced breathability.
Clean the dial mechanism with warm water to remove grit or dried mud, then let it air dry completely.
Check the bolt tension and ensure the cleat is properly aligned and tightened to the sole mounting interface.
Ensure the ventilation holes are free of debris and try wearing lighter, moisture-wicking cycling socks.
For setup, these shoes support both 2-bolt (SPD-style) and 3-bolt (SPD-SL/Look-style) cleat systems, making them incredibly versatile. When installing your cleats, ensure they are torqued according to the manufacturer's specifications. Regarding care, the nylon and synthetic materials should be wiped down with a damp cloth after rides to remove road grime. If they become wet inside, remove the insoles and air dry them naturally away from direct heat sources to prevent material damage or deformation. Avoid using harsh chemicals or industrial detergents on the upper.