Endura MT500 Burner Clipless MTB Shoes - Grey - 12

The Endura MT500 Burner Clipless MTB Shoes help you to ride with style on even the most challengin...

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The Endura MT500 Burner Clipless MTB Shoes are designed for mountain bikers seeking a balance between rugged trail performance and casual, trainer-like aesthetics. Featuring Ergonomistry Tech developed with Phil Burt, these shoes offer superior pedal control, comfort, and protection through reinforced toe and heel boxes, though the traditional lacing system may feel less precise to riders accustomed to modern dial-retention systems.

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Age Groupadult
ColourGrey
GenderUnisex
Shoe Size UK12
Shoe TypeCycling Shoes
SeriesMT500 Burner
Model Part NumberE9501GD/47
BrandEndura

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FAQs

Are these shoes compatible with all MTB pedals?

Yes, the shoes are designed for standard 2-bolt MTB cleat systems (such as Shimano SPD).

Can I use these for casual riding?

Absolutely. The trainer-like aesthetic makes them suitable for post-ride social situations.

How do I ensure the right fit?

The MT500 Burner uses standard UK sizing; ensure you wear your typical cycling socks when measuring to allow for a proper performance fit.

How should I clean the shoes after a muddy ride?

Use a soft brush and lukewarm water. Avoid using harsh detergents or high-pressure washers, which can damage the adhesive components.

Do the shoes come with cleats included?

No, cleats are typically provided with the purchase of your pedals, not the shoes.

Troubleshooting

Cleats feel loose or vibrate while riding

Check that the cleat bolts are fully tightened and ensure you are using the correct shims if required by your specific pedal system.

Excessive debris inside the shoe

Ensure the tongue gaiter is properly positioned before tightening the laces and ensure the Velcro strap is pulled firmly across the bridge of the foot.

Difficulty clipping in/out

Check the cleat position and adjust the longitudinal setting; ensure the sole tread is not overly compressed or filled with mud.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent balance of durability and comfort
  • Highly adjustable cleat placement for customized stance
  • Effective debris protection via the integrated tongue gaiter
  • Provides good walking traction for hike-a-bike sections
  • Stylish design suitable for off-bike use

Cons

  • Laces can take longer to adjust than dial systems
  • Requires proper break-in period for maximum comfort
  • Available features may feel overkill for casual gravel riding

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your shoes, align your preferred mountain bike cleats with the off-set cleat box. Experiment with the longitudinal adjustment to find the optimal stance for your pedal interface. Ensure all cleat bolts are torqued to manufacturer specifications.

For daily maintenance, wipe away mud after every ride. Use a damp cloth to clean the upper fabrics and allow the shoes to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, to preserve the structural integrity of the EVA midsole and the adhesive used in the StickyFoot rubber zones.

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