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Find answers to common questions about PEARL iZUMi products.
Road shoes should fit snug with a locked-in heel, support across the midfoot, and a little wiggle room at the toes, with no hot spots or heel lift when you pedal hard. Many women's models use a women's-specific shape with a narrower heel. Measure your feet at the end of the day and check our Size & Fit Guide.
Road shoes use stiff, smooth soles and 3-bolt cleats for maximum power transfer. Gravel and mountain shoes use treaded, walkable soles and 2-bolt SPD cleats for traction off the bike. See road & gravel shoes or, for more rugged terrain, mountain bike shoes.
Most road shoes use the 3-bolt cleat standard, which pairs with road pedal systems for a stiff, efficient platform. Some riders choose 2-bolt SPD road shoes instead for easier walking and indoor use. Match your cleats to your pedals.
BOA dials give precise, even, on-the-fly micro-adjustment; straps are simple and durable; laces give a smooth wrap and a classic look. Choose by how much you like to fine-tune fit during a ride.
It depends on the pedals. Many studio and indoor bikes use 2-bolt SPD pedals, so a 2-bolt shoe is the easy crossover, while 3-bolt road shoes work if the bike has road pedals. Match your shoe to the studio's setup.
Position the cleat so the ball of your foot sits just ahead of the pedal axle, keep your feet roughly hip-width apart, and start with a neutral angle, adjusting slightly to ease any knee strain. Tighten the bolts and re-check them after the first few rides. Our Cycling Shoes Buying Guide has more.
Wipe off dirt, remove the insoles to dry, and air-dry away from direct heat. Keep the cleat bolts snug and check them periodically, and avoid high heat, which can damage the upper.
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