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Ride Concepts Flume Clip Cycling Shoes - Women's

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CA$112.93

CA$219.95Save CA$107.02 (49%)

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About this product

The Ride Concepts Flume Clip is a women's clipless cycling shoe built for enduro, freeride, downhill, and trail riding. Weighing in at 910g, it uses a nylon and polyurethane upper reinforced with Cordura fabric that dries quickly and promotes breathability, while added TPU protection at the heel and toe guards against impacts on technical terrain. A lace-up quick-pull closure is secured by a hook-and-loop strap, and an elastic lace pouch keeps laces clear of the drivetrain. The 2-hole clipless platform is compatible with SPD and Crank Brothers cleats, and the deep cleat box features a ramped entry and exit along with index markings for precise cleat placement. A stiff shank maximizes power transfer through the pedal stroke, while the rubber outsole carries deep lugs with reverse lugs at the heel and toe for traction and walkability. D3O zone tech insoles cushion the heel and ball of the foot, and a fully gusseted tongue with antibacterial mesh lining rounds out the comfort package. Not waterproof. Made in China.

Category: Cycling
Material: Nylon, Rubber
Color: Black
Weight: 910g
Closure: Lace-up Quick pull
Made In: China
Outsole: Rubber
Ideal For: Enduro Freeride and downhill riding Trail riding
Waterproof: No

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Ride Concepts Flume Clip for its durable, burly construction, with the welded Cordura upper and TPU toe and heel protection earning repeated compliments. The grip, both on pedals and during hike-a-bike sections, is a standout strength across multiple reviews. Comfort for long, all-day trail rides and backcountry epics is another recurring highlight, along with the women's-specific tailored heel cup and fit. The most common criticisms are poor breathability in warm conditions, reduced pedal feel due to the thick EVA midsole, and a narrow, low-volume fit that may not suit wider feet. The price point is also flagged as high relative to the competition.