X5 Artica Cycling Shoe
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When Old Man Winter is knocking at your door its best not to take his threats lightly. That isn't to stay that you should settle into the sofa with a cup of tea and binge watch your latest go-to series, but rather, pack on your best winter gear and meet him head on as you rocket down sparsely populated trails and crush frost coated climbs. The Fi'zi:k X5 Artica Cycling Shoes make the perfect addition to winter ready kit when you're ready to brave the cold, arming you with battle-ready winter protection for fat biking extravaganzas, or just extra-chilly trail days, thanks to its fully waterproof uppers that insulate you, and beefy lugged tread that keeps you from sliding out on ice patches on foot.
The X5 Artica's unique design combines an elite Fi'zi:k shoe fit with two layer technology to ensure total winter warmth. The inner layer insulates, and snugly secures your foot with a speed lace that wraps around you to provide an accurate and precise fit, giving you total support on the bike. The outer layer of the shoe is crafted from a Microtex reinforced shell that is seamlessly bonded to the inner, keeping the shoes low-profile while offering robust protection. A waterproof and breathable membrane wraps around the entire upper, making sure moisture can't permeate, but sweat can be wisked away, preventing cold, wet feet while you ride.
We all prefer to max out our trail miles on bike, but never the less encounter stretches of dirt that are best hiked — especially in icy winter conditions, and the Artica does its best to make sure your footing stays sure on particularly treacherous sections of trail. Beefy lugs grip ice, sand, and mud to keep you secure, and spikes can be mounted at the toe if you're in need of a little bit more to keep you confident through the elements. The outsole itself is built from carbon reinforced nylon, designed for stiffness on the bike that maximizes your power transfer, and just a touch of flex when you're off, allowing torsional flex that keeps your gait natural on foot. The inside uses Fi'zi:k's winter edition cycling insole, with a cozy fleece upper, and insulating aluminum foil on the underside to keep you warm through the coldest of days.
Details
- Winter trail shoes fit for the pros
- Double-layer uppers insulate and shield the elements
- Achieve a perfect snug fit with internal quick lace
- External reinforced Microtex shell protects without bulk
- Seamless bonding construction doesn't let water sneak in
- Winter insole insulaes with fleece and aluminum foil
- Stiff carbon reinforced outsole offers maximum power transfer
- Rubber lugs with toe spike mount keeps your footing sure
- Item #FIZ006U
- Upper Material
- waterproof and breathable membrane, Microtex shell
- Closure
- internal speed lacing system
- Footbed
- fi'zi:k cycling insole
- Midsole
- carbon reinforced
- Sole
- carbon reinforced nylon, rubber
- Cleat Compatibility
- 2 bolt mountain
- Claimed Weight
- [size 42.5] 1lb 0.3oz (463g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Overall Rating
4 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJanuary 1, 2021
Essential gear for winter riding
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
- Size Bought:
- 45
I underestimated the benefit of proper winter cycling footwear. These are more comfortable and functional than booties and summer shoes, and make winter riding much more bearable. I tend to have cold feet, but have found the effective range for these to be 28-48 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm US 11, and found 45 to be perfect, 1/2 size up from my Fizik summer shoes. This allows for thicker socks and some insulating air space. I knocked 1 star off, for the ankle cuff, which I found to be a bit stiff, may loosen up though. Bottom line, if you live in a cold climate and want to extend your cycling season, get winter shoes. They are big difference makers.
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