adidas · Cycling
Trailcross Clip-In Mountain Bike Shoes - Men's
$186.99
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About this product
The adidas Five Ten Trailcross Clip-In is a men's mountain bike shoe built to perform on the pedals and remain comfortable during hikes off the bike. Its textile upper features abrasion-resistant overlays, reflective details, and an impact-resistant toe box, while 25% of the upper components are made with a minimum of 50% recycled content. A lace closure paired with a hook-and-loop top strap provides a secure fit and reduces heel lift. The lightweight EVA midsole is tuned to allow toe flex for hiking without sacrificing the stiffness needed for efficient pedaling. Underfoot, the Stealth Marathon rubber outsole incorporates a recessed cleat zone compatible with clip-in pedals, plus ridged grip at the toe and heel for traction on the trail. The shoe weighs 15.3 ounces in a size 9 and fits true to size. It comes in a Core Black, Grey Three, and Red colorway, making it a practical choice for riders who want a single shoe that handles both disciplines.
- Category
- Cycling
- Brand
- adidas
- Color
- Colour: Core Black - Grey Three - Red
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the adidas Trailcross Clip-In for its exceptional walkability and off-bike comfort, calling it one of the best clip-in shoes for hike-a-bike situations. The Five Ten Stealth Marathon rubber outsole earns strong marks for grip on varied terrain, and the mesh upper is widely noted as among the most breathable in its class. The lace-plus-Velcro-strap closure system is appreciated for keeping the fit secure and reducing heel lift. The most common criticism is sole flex: multiple reviewers found the flexible midsole reduces pedaling efficiency and power transfer, especially on longer or more aggressive rides. The narrow fit and tight toe box are flagged by some users, and a recurring concern involves cleat thread stripping during installation. The shoe is also noted as a warm-weather-only option, as the open mesh offers no water resistance.
