Suitable for XC, Trail and Enduro mountain biking, these cycling shoes are hard-wearing yet comfor...Suitable for XC, Trail and Enduro mountain biking, these cycling shoes are hard-wearing yet comfortable and stylishly designed. Pinnacle Alder Cycling Shoes have been designed to easily slip on and enjoy the ride. Packed with subtle performance and comfort features, your feet are treated to a mesh tongue and collar, while the non-slip heel helps keep your foot securely in place and the heel loop aids pulling them on and off. Keeping your feet nice and snug inside is a lace closure with an additional velcro strap for a secure feeling on the bike. For added durability, an abrasion panel is wrapped around the toes, protecting the shoes from those rough riding days and inevitable day-to-day scuffs. A close-up look at the grippy phylon and rubber outsole reveals that the Pinnacle Alder is compatible with SPD or flat pedals.
This guide is for adult male cyclists looking for a hard-wearing and comfortable cycling shoe suitable for XC, Trail and Enduro mountain biking. The Pinnacle Alder Cycling Shoes offer a secure and comfortable fit with a durable design, while still being stylish. However, ensure the correct size is selected for optimal performance and comfort. This guide provides detailed information on setup, usage, and care to help you get the most out of your Pinnacle Alder Cycling Shoes.
All features
Age Group
adult
Colour
Black
Gender
Male
Shoe Size UK
7
Series
Alder
Brand
Pinnacle
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these shoes compatible with flat pedals?
Yes, the Pinnacle Alder Cycling Shoes are compatible with flat pedals.
How do I clean the shoes?
Use a damp cloth and mild soap to clean the shoes. Avoid using harsh chemicals or placing them in a washing machine.
What kind of riding are these shoes suitable for?
These shoes are suitable for XC, Trail, and Enduro mountain biking.
How do I adjust the fit of the shoes?
Use the lace closure and the Velcro strap to adjust the fit. Make sure the shoes are snug but not too tight.
What is the abrasion panel?
The abrasion panel is a protective layer around the toes of the shoe, designed to protect them from wear and tear.
What is the purpose of the mesh tongue and collar?
The mesh tongue and collar provide added breathability and comfort.
How do I put on the shoes?
Use the heel loop to help pull the shoes on.
Troubleshooting
Shoes feel too tight.
Loosen the laces and Velcro strap. If the problem persists, consider a larger size.
Cleats are not attaching properly.
Double-check the cleat installation and ensure they are compatible with your pedals. Ensure the bolts are tightened.
Shoes are uncomfortable after a long ride.
Ensure you are using the correct size and break-in the shoes properly. Check for pressure points.
Heel slipping.
Tighten the laces and the Velcro strap for a more secure fit.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction suitable for various mountain biking disciplines.
Dual compatibility with SPD and flat pedals, enhancing versatility.
Secure and adjustable fit with lace and Velcro closure.
Comfortable features like a mesh tongue and collar improve the riding experience.
Abrasion panel protects the shoes, increasing their lifespan.
Cons
Sizing can vary; it's crucial to find the correct fit for optimal performance.
May require some break-in time to achieve the most comfortable fit.
The style might not suit all riders' aesthetic preferences.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the shoes are the correct size for your feet. See the size chart for details.
If using SPD pedals, attach the cleats to the sole of the shoes, following the pedal manufacturer's instructions.
Adjust the cleat position to suit your riding style and comfort.
Compatibility:
These shoes are compatible with both SPD and flat pedals.
Ensure that the pedals and cleats are correctly installed and maintained.
Care:
Clean the shoes regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Allow the shoes to air dry naturally, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Check the laces and Velcro straps for wear and tear, replacing them when necessary.