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Bont Sub 9 Triathlon Cycling Shoes |
With a variety of features and brands we hope our site will help you to make the
best choice for your next pair of triathlon cycling shoes.
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Getting the right fit is essential for comfort and performance. You have heard terms like 'custom fit' but what do they mean? Most manufacturers define custom fit as a shoe with a small amount of moldability in the upper. Some also have a very small degree of heat moldability in the base. When we say this shoe is heat moldable, we really mean it. You can mold the sub-9 in any home oven and the amount of moldability is outrageous. If a shoe doesn't fit properly, you can't train or race at your optimum.
The sub-9 has a two piece tongue that opens the shoe right up making it very easy for you to slip your foot in for a fast transition. Add to that, Bonts' patent pending built in shoe horn lets you put your shoe on with just one finger. This shoe also has a shoe protector for the heel which protects the shoe during the transition.
The Sub-9 is available in Silver Shiny Microfiber.
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|  | Sidi T2 Carbon Triathlon Bike Shoes | The SIDI T2 Carbon triathlon cycling shoe is our personal favorite. We currently use them. You won't find anything as comfortable and durable as the SIDI T2 Carbon triathlon cycling shoe. |  | Pearl Izumi Try Fly III Triathlon Cycling Shoes | Pearl Izumi, directly translated as “fountain of pearls,” is a brand that originated in Japan when the father of a promising triathlete built the very first products for him. Today, they are distributed all over the world, and also known worldwide for the quality and durability of their products. |  | Scott Tri HM Carbon Triathlon Cycling Shoes | The Scott Tri HM Carbon is an incredibly durable, lightweight, stiff, carbon sole shoe. Single strap design allows for easy entry while the comfortable fabric inside the shoe allows for sockless riding. |
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We hope you enjoy your triathlon bike shoes as much as we enjoy ours.
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