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RIDE CONCEPTS Livewire LTD Women's | bike shoes | D3O | Rubber Kinetics DST 6.0 | MTB / ENDURO / DIRT / DH | FLAT | blue steel
THE WOMEN'S LIVEWIRE IS BUILT SPECIFICALLY TO THE SHAPE OF A WOMAN’S FOOT WITH DIALED STIFFNESS FOR JUST THE RIGHT FLEX ON THE PEDAL. THE LIVEWIRE IS THE ULTIMATE EVERY DAY SHOE, EXCEEDING THE TECHNICAL DEMANDS OF THE TRAIL WHILE STILL LOOKING SHARP AND CASUAL AS YOU SHARE POST-RIDE TALL TALES WITH YOUR CREW.
The Livewire features the Rubber Kinetics DST 6.0 HIGH GRIP rubber for the optimum combination of grip and durability, a synthetic upper with breathable anti-abrasion mesh, and custom molded toe and heel protection. A supportive midsole including EVA provides pedaling efficiency while the insole features D3O impact absorbing technology for additional comfort, ensuring you’re covered for whatever activity makes you feel alive.
- Rubber Kinetics | DST 6.0 HIGH GRIP Rubber Outsole
- Durable, synthetic upper with anti-abrasion mesh for breathability
- Custom molded toe and heel guard protection
- EVA midsole provides support and shock absorption
- D3O High Impact Zone Insole Technology absorbs impact and reduces fatigue
- Fully gusseted tongue prohibits intake of dirt and debris
- Elastic lace tuck
- Women’s specific fit and flex for tailored performance and comfort
| Size | US | CM | ACTUAL insoles length in: mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| 37.5 | 7 | 24 | 244 |
NOTE! To avoid unnecessary exchanges or returns of purchased footwear - when choosing the size you are ordering, PLEASE stick to the following rules:
A. The insole lengths in mm given in the last column are the ACTUAL, total lengths measured by ourselves.
B. PLEASE CHOOSE a size whose insole is 5mm to 10mm longer than the actual length of your bare foot (ROAD shoes closer to 5mm, MTB / GRAVEL / ENDURO shoes closer to 10mm).
C. How to measure your foot?
- Place the heel against a wall or e.g. furniture, and place something rigid, such as a book, perpendicular to the toes
- Measure the distance between the wall and the book.
- You should check both feet, because quite often one is longer :)