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Mavic Crossmax MTB Shoes
Mavic Crossmax MTB Shoes
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The Mavic Crossmax shoes are the new base model in the Mavic range. Quality doesn't have to cost a fortune! The biggest demonstration of this high quality is the double Ortholite sole, which can be found in every model in the range and provides excellent comfort and damping. The retention system is easy to use and can be found with many new running shoes as well: an elasticated strap with a securing strap which Mavic refers to as Quick Lace. Off the bike, you'll be able to keep a grip with the Energy Grip Terra Outsole with Contragrip knobs.
Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Read all about it on our blog!
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Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Read all about it on our blog!
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| Mavic Crossmax | Sidi Gravel | Fizik Vento Proxy | Shimano XC300 | |
| 0 reviews | 7 reviews | 0 reviews | 87 reviews | |
| Pedal type | 2-point mount | 2-point mount | 2-point mount | 2-point mount |
| Shoe Width | Narrow / Medium | Narrow / Medium | Narrow / Medium | Medium / Wide |
| Sole Stiffness | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate |
| Manufacturer's Shoe Size | 26,5 cm / 27,3 cm / 27,8 cm / 28,6 cm / 29 cm / 29,9 cm / 30,3 cm | 42 / 43 / 44 / 45 / 46 / 47 / 48 | 40 / 41 / 42 / 43 / 44 / 45 / 46 / 47 / 48 | 40 / 41 / 42 / 43 / 44 / 45 / 46 / 47 / 48 |
| Colour | Black | Black / Green / Brown | Black | White / Black / Green / Blue |
| Manufacturer's UK Shoe Size | 8 / 9 / 9.5 / 10.5 / 11 / 12 / 12.5 | 7.25 / 8 / 9 / 9.5 / 10.5 / 11 / 12 | ||
| 50.78 | 172.76 | 232.78 | 91.44 | |
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Mavic Crossmax MTB Shoes
Description
The Mavic Crossmax shoes are the new base model in the Mavic range. Quality doesn't have to cost a fortune! The biggest demonstration of this high quality is the double Ortholite sole, which can be found in every model in the range and provides excellent comfort and damping. The retention system is easy to use and can be found with many new running shoes as well: an elasticated strap with a securing strap which Mavic refers to as Quick Lace. Off the bike, you'll be able to keep a grip with the Energy Grip Terra Outsole with Contragrip knobs.Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Extensive explanation size in cm
The size denoted in cm tells you how long the shoe is. This size was taken on the inside of the shoe measuring from the heel to the toes. In order to determine what size you’ll need, you can measure your own foot. Do this by placing a piece of paper on the floor tucked against the wall. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line at your big toe. Measure the distance between that and the wall, and add approximately 5 mm. The number of centimeters is the size in centimeters found on our website. Which specific EU/UK size you need can differ between brands. This is because each brand uses their own boot tree, causing the shoe to be bigger or smaller than the size would suggest. This is why we’ve added the size in centimeters for all of our shoes. We’ve also categorised our shoes in three different groups: narrow, medium, and wide. In order to determine the width of your foot, you can use this table. Read all about it on our blog!