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Shimano Clothing GF8 (GF800) GORE-TEX Shoes; Black; Size 45

SKU BGF800L45
£158.40
RRP £219.99 Save 27%
Size: 10.5

Specifications

BrandShimano Clothing
CategoryShoes
Size6.5, 7.5, 8, 9, 9.5, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12
SKUBGF800L45

Description

Flat-sole gravity shoes built for harsh; wet; and cold conditions or your typical British summer

  • Low-temperature version of our Shimano ULTREAD® GF rubber outsole formulated for sticky and stable pedal grip in cold conditions
  • TORBAL® 2.0 torsional plate improves outer edge flexibility for excellent control on aggressive descents and corners
  • GORE-TEX® sock-style liner with a stretchy ankle collar shuts out water to help riders focus on their flow
  • BOA® Fit System featuring an L6 dial with a plastic shield prevents accidental release when colliding with rocks and other trail hazards
  • Spongy; layered EVA foam absorbs impacts and improves sole flexibility for enhanced downhill stability
  • Water drainage channels along the sides of the outsole provide enduring grip performance and walkability
  • Robust toe cap for additional toe protection
  • Weight: 390g (size 42)
  • Stiffness rating: 3

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Shimano Clothing GF8 (GF800) GORE-TEX

"After many years of riding in just plain old Vans and simply putting up with water ingress, these are a major improvement. Over the last few weeks of riding, conditions have been pretty wet, with flooded trails, high-level streams, and the occasional ford crossing. With my old shoes, my feet would quickly end up soaked and, in winter, cold, which made longer rides uncomfortable. The GF8s have made a noticeable difference. The tight lining does its job of keeping water out, even with the occasional brief full submersion when crossing flooded sections. My feet have stayed warm and comfortable throughout rides that would normally have left them cold and wet. Grip and stability on flat pedals are excellent, and the shoes feel sturdy without being overly heavy. They also offer much better weather protection than typical skate-style shoes. The only minor downside I’ve noticed is that socks can sometimes act as a slight capillary path for water if they get wet higher up the leg, which can slowly draw a little moisture into the shoe. In practice, though, it’s barely noticeable when riding and hasn’t really affected comfort. Fit-wise, I went a size up and would recommend doing the same if you have wider feet. Mine are right on the limit, so I’ve had to back the BOA off fully to keep them comfortable. Overall, after years of just accepting wet feet with Vans, these feel like a real upgrade. For riding in wet conditions, flooded trails, or winter weather, they’ve made recent rides far more comfortable, especially for a MTB veteran 🤣"

— Paul D. (5/5)

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