ROCKRIDER ST100 Women's Mountain Bike Shoes - Grey

The ST 100 shoes are reinforced with a "toe box": a combination of PU and PES, these materials are located in the areas most exposed to spraying stones and impacts.

You can use our size guide (higher up near the sizing section) to choose your shoe size according to the length and width of your feet.
For a wider foot, try the next size up from your normal shoe size.

When first trying out mountain biking, self-locking pedals might not be a priority. This is why these shoes provide grip on the pedals even without toe clips. And if you decide to go that way, the sole has a rigid section for attaching your toe clips without needing to make any changes!
Easily attach your SPD toe clips thanks to the 2 holes (usually 4) and a reference guide engraved into the surface of the sole.

Which toe clips and/or pedals should I use with your shoes?
For optimal grip, use the following models:
-B'Twin SPD Semi-Auto 500
-B'Twin SPD Auto 100
-B'Twin SPD Auto 520
-Shimano SPD Semi-Auto M324
-Shimano SPD Auto M520
-Shimano SPD Auto XT-M780
Compatibility with clippable Enduro/Freeride type platform pedals is not guaranteed (e.g.: B'Twin SPD Auto 540 Cage, Shimano SPD Auto Enduro XT-M8020, Shimano SPD Auto M424). Try these pedals out ahead of buying.

First, an observation: when you start out with MTB, you'll spend time both on your bike and on the ground.
To ensure your shoes are just as comfortable whether cycling or walking, our 4-person team spent 2 years designing, prototyping, laboratory and field testing with 50 people.
The result is these shoes that provide grip when on foot and on the bike on MTB paths.

And to finish, here's some advice from our MTB design team:
"Even without using toe clips, these shoes have a good grip on the pedal, you can get going without risking slipping and bashing your legs on the pedals. It also gives you the chance to test out toe clips without spending too much. And to prevent any nasty falls, remember to fasten the laces under the elasticated band found halfway up the shoe!"