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Flat Pedal Mountain Biking Shoes

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Flat Pedal Mountain Biking Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

Mountain bikers wear flat shoes for quick and easy dismounts on technical trails with frequent turns and slippery conditions. They also double as trail shoes for walking your bike through debris and uneven terrain.
Flat pedal shoes grip pedals and provide better traction than sneakers. They also have stiff outsoles for efficient power transfer, and they allow riders to dismount quickly when navigating changing terrain.
Flat pedal shoes are ideal for mountain biking. Cleated cycling shoes are popular for road, city or indoor cycling, but aren’t recommended for trails. Read more about choosing mountain bike shoes on our blog.