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“I would say that these are the tackiest shoe I have used.”
“Like FiveTens on steroids.”
The sole doesn't just stay in place; it sticks.”
Things aren't the same anymore.
No matter where you ride, or when.
It's unnatural.
Look around. Is something there?
No.
But something has changed.
You feel more connected, somehow.
More direct. Bike and body merged into one.
What manner of eldritch horror is this?
Paranormal adhesion.
SuperTack shoes: the culmination of a six-year development process involving seven iterations of the rubber compound and five revisions of the outsole.
Tested by Leatt Team riders, such as Chelsea Kimball (USA), Josh ‘Ratboy’ Bryceland (UK), Clemens “C-Dog” Kaudela (GER), Caleb Holonko (CAN) and Sam “Dave” Hockenhull (UK), as well as more than 100 other riders who had the opportunity to get their hands on prototype shoes.
After eight months of riding, we asked them what they thought:
“I've used upwards of 20 different shoes in 30+ years as a mountain bike guide and coach. The grip on these is amazing, and yes, it might come at the price of durability but I don't mind. The grip is that good.”
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“Compared to a FiveTen Freeride BOA
they're even grippier.”
“They stick like shit to a blanket.”
Getting the right rubber is only part of the story.
A new sole layout has also been developed, with raised lugs and deep channels, set off-centre to better follow an optimal stance on the pedals.
