Ipfp Mtb Cycling Shoes

The IPFP MTB Cycling Shoes are a carbon-soled shoe for cross-country, trail and endurance mountain biking. IPFP’s own MTB outsole uses a 14K carbon sole with T800 carbon reinforcement and a 14-grade stiffness rating for direct power on climbs and sprints, an elastic TPU and mesh upper wraps the foot, and two ETIE aluminium dials adjust the fit with one hand. This pair is the White / Silver dial version.

On UAE trails — Hatta, Mushrif Park, the Al Qudra MTB loops — the breathable mesh and anti-odour lining matter as much as the stiffness: they help the shoe stay comfortable through long, hot efforts, and the upper flexes enough to push the bike up a rocky section on foot.

What makes it work

• MTB-specific carbon outsole — IPFP’s self-developed sole, 14K carbon with T800 carbon reinforcement, keeps flex to a minimum for efficient power transfer, with a tread made for grip on rocky trails, loose ground and muddy climbs.
• Elastic TPU and mesh upper — a supportive TPU structure with breathable mesh for a secure, wrapped fit and airflow, flexible enough for hike-a-bike sections.
• Heel-locking structure — holds the heel in place on rough descents, so the foot stays planted and no power is wasted.
• ETIE aluminium dials — two dials for quick, one-handed micro-adjustment that stay locked through trail vibration and impacts.
• Anti-odour lining — an imported lining that helps inhibit odour-causing bacteria after long, hard rides.

Size guide

IPFP’s size chart for its cycling shoes is below, with the sizes on this page in bold. Measure your foot from heel to longest toe, standing, later in the day, and compare it with the length column; if you are between two sizes or have wide feet, come and try both at our shop.

Care

After a dusty or sweaty ride, open both dials, take out the insole and let the shoes air-dry in the shade — not in direct sun or a hot car, which is hard on glues and plastics. Brush dried mud off the outsole and cleat channel, and check the cleat bolts from time to time.

Who it is for

• Cross-country and trail riders who want a stiff carbon sole for racing and hard training.
• Endurance and marathon MTB riders who need a secure heel and quick on-the-move adjustment.
• Riders moving up from a nylon-soled MTB shoe who want more power transfer.

Full specifications are listed in the Information tab.

Specifications and size chart are IPFP’s, as published by IPFP retailer Probike (Thailand). IPFP has not published a weight for this shoe, and its 14-grade stiffness is IPFP’s own scale, so it cannot be compared directly with other brands’ ratings. The 2-bolt cleat channel is visible on IPFP’s sole photos.

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