Shimano · Cycling

TR9 Cycling Shoe - Mens

Name: TR9 Cycling Shoe - Mens
Brand: Shimano
Price: 120.66 CAD
Availability: InStock

67% OFF

CA$120.66

CA$371.25Save CA$250.59 (67%)

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Price checked Nov 10, 2026

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About this product

The Shimano TR9 is a men's triathlon cycling shoe built around a carbon composite sole that delivers rigid, efficient power transfer from pedal stroke to forward motion. The breathable synthetic leather upper is designed to move moisture away from the foot, which is particularly useful when transitioning directly from a swim to the bike leg. Two hook-and-loop straps make for quick, secure closure even with wet hands, while asymmetrical heel loops simplify getting the shoes on and off in a hurry. The 3-bolt cleat compatibility broadens pedal system options for triathletes. Available in Black Pearl, the TR9 comes in at a claimed weight of 9.7 oz (274g) for a single shoe in size 46.5, keeping the overall setup light for race day. Shimano backs the shoe with a 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Shimano
Material: synthetic leather
Color: Black Pearl
Size: 37.0 37.0
Sole: carbon composite
Closure: 2 hook-and-loop straps
Activity: triathlon
Claimed Weight: [single, size 46.5] 9.7oz (274g)
Upper Material: synthetic leather
Cleat Compatibility: 3-bolt

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Shimano TR9 men's cycling shoe for its excellent power transfer, crediting the stiff carbon composite sole (rated 10 out of 12 on Shimano's stiffness index) with road-shoe-like efficiency. The fast-transition design, including the wide-opening T1-Quick strap, asymmetrical heel loop, and easy velcro closure, earns repeated compliments from triathletes at all levels. Comfort barefoot and accommodation of wider feet are also frequently highlighted. The most common criticisms involve the velcro straps, with some users noting they can wear out over time or, depending on orientation, risk catching on crank arms. A few reviewers also flag that sizing can run slightly large, and color options are considered limited.