TRI-SIXTY - UK 10

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The Sidi TRI-SIXTY cycling shoes are designed for adult cyclists seeking a minimalist yet high-performance option. Their key benefit lies in a concentrated blend of rigidity, softness, and flexibility, achieved through advanced materials and construction. A potential caveat for some riders might be the specific fit and feel, which is optimized for performance and may require adjustment.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Shoe Type | Cycling Shoes |
| Series | TRI-SIXTY |
| Brand | Sidi Sport Srl |
The TRI-SIXTY shoes are optimized for road cycling and triathlon due to their stiffness, light weight, and efficient power transfer.
Refer to Sidi's official sizing chart or try on the shoes with your usual cycling socks. Sizing can vary between brands, so trying them on is recommended.
The shoe is designed for standard 3-bolt cleat systems. While the mounting points themselves are fixed on the sole, proper cleat placement on the pedal system allows for fore-aft adjustment.
Replacement frequency depends on usage. Inspect them regularly. If the tread is significantly worn, it's time for replacement to ensure grip and protect the sole.
Yes, the TRI-SIXTY shoes are suitable for indoor cycling as they are designed for efficient pedaling. Ensure your indoor bike's pedals are compatible with a 3-bolt cleat system.
The Dyneema® cable provides a strong, flexible, and micro-adjustable closure that distributes pressure evenly across the foot for a secure and comfortable fit.
Ensure the Dyneema® cable is not tangled or obstructed. If the dial feels stiff, try releasing it completely and re-engaging the cable. Clean around the dial mechanism if debris is visible.
Adjust the tightness of the dial system for a more balanced pressure. Ensure you are wearing appropriate cycling socks. If discomfort persists, the shoe size or shape might not be ideal for your foot anatomy.
This may indicate excessive walking or dragging of the feet while wearing the shoes. Try to minimize walking in the shoes when not cycling. Replace the SRS inserts promptly to prevent further damage to the sole.
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