MEC · Cycling

Ride Concepts Traverse Clip Cycling Shoes - Women's

75% OFF

CA$53.93

CA$219.95Save CA$166.02 (75%)

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About this product

The Ride Concepts Traverse Clip is a women's cycling shoe built for enduro, freeride, downhill, and trail riding, with a 2-hole clipless pedal compatibility and a rubber outsole that combines clip grip traction with added lug connections for solid footing off the bike. D3O zone tech insoles cushion the heel and ball of the foot during hard impacts, while D3O protection in the collar guards the ankle. An overmould toe cap and heel plate, along with TPU reinforcements, add further durability where it counts. The synthetic mesh upper dries quickly and promotes airflow, and a fully gusseted tongue keeps trail debris out. A lace-and-strap closure system, paired with a top strap and lace garage, keeps feet secure and laces away from the drivetrain. A stiff nylon shank promotes efficient power transfer, and the 40mm wide cleat box makes clipping in and out straightforward. An antibacterial mesh lining helps manage odor. Available in Midnight Blue (style 6037-595), made in China, non-waterproof.

Category: Cycling
Material: Rubber
Color: Midnight Blue
Closure: Hook-and-loop Lace-up
Made In: China
Outsole: Rubber
Style Id: 6037-595
Ideal For: Enduro Freeride and downhill riding Trail riding
Waterproof: No

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Ride Concepts Traverse Clip for its exceptional stiffness and power transfer, excellent impact protection via D3O insoles and collar padding, and strong walkability thanks to the recessed cleat box. The shoe earns high marks for comfort and stability on technical enduro and gravity terrain, with one expert outlet calling it a top pick for technical riding. The most common complaint across reviews is notable weight, with the shoe measuring around 450-475g per shoe, making it heavier than many competitors. Sizing runs small and narrow, with multiple reviewers recommending going up a full size, and riders with wider feet may find the fit uncomfortable. The traditional lace closure (rather than a BOA dial) is also a recurring point of criticism.