Northwave Revolution 2 Road Cycling Shoes

The Northwave Revolution 2 road bike shoe is the ideal shoe for the avid rider who does not eschew a stiff shoe. The sole that has been used is the Morph Carbon 12 ASS sole with its full carbon insert underneath the cleat. The carbon offers a better powertransfer from shoe to pedal. This sole scores a high 12.0 of 14.0 on stiffness. The inside of the the Northwave Revolution 2 contains the exclusive Arch Support to keep the foot arch in the right position.

The two SLW-2 dials handle the fastening of the shoe. The closures have a small interval letting you adjust it very minutely. This lets you customise the fit just as you like it. As the wire distributes pressure evenly it stops pressure points from arising and makes sure the Northwave Revolution 2 road bike shoe can adapt perfectly to your foot.

• Morph Carbon 12 AAS sole with a stiffness index 12.0 out of 14.0
• Anatomic Arch Support
• Speedplay adapter compatible
• BioMap for anatomic fit
•Double SLW2-closure for precise adjustment of the shoe

Detailed explanation of sizing in mm
In order to help you, as best we can, to choose the right size shoe we have measured all the shoes ourselves. All that's left for you to do is measure your own foot length, and we'll tell you which shoe size per brand suits you best. Does your foot length in mm not appear on the relevant product's page? Then that particular shoe is not available in a size that suits your foot length.

You can easily measure your foot length using an A4 sheet of paper, placed on the floor against a wall. Stand with one foot on the piece of paper, with your heel against the wall. Draw a line above your big toe (or above the index toe if that is longer). Now mark your other foot on the paper in the same way. Measure both - the measurement of your longest foot is your foot length in mm's! Please note: some manufacturers have their own measuring system, and as a result what appears on the shoebox can deviate from what we have measured.

What shoe size you need can differ per brand. This is because certain brands wear larger or smaller. To help you get the perfect fit, we've also classified the shoes as narrow, average, or wide fit. Read all about it in our blog!