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• Highly durable upper fabrics with perforated panels for enhanced ventilation
• Low absorbency, quick dry lining
• EGM footbed maximises comfort and power transfer
• StickyFoot™ Grip pedal contact areas provide great connection with caged and clipless pedals
• Toe and heel sections deploy StickyFoot™ Dura in an aggressive tread pattern to provide superb walking grip and durability.
• Offset cleat box with increased longitudinal adjustment provides a wide range of stance option for caged or traditional clipless pedals
• Flex profile balances stiffness and flex for power transfer and control
• Traditional laces and additional Velcro® strap lock your feet in place
• Sharkskin fabric lined heel cup helps hold foot in place
• Reinforced toe and heel box offer protection from flying trail debris

Design Philosophy
The MT500 Burner clipless mountain bike shoe helps you to ride with style on even the most challenging trails. They feature Ergonomistry™ (EGM) Tech, developed in partnership with renowned physiotherapist and ergonomist Phil Burt. Merging progressive trainer like looks with Endura's renowned MT500 capability, this shoe really is one of a kind.

Supportive EGM Insole and Reinforced Construction
The flex profile has been specifically engineered to deliver both support and control through your pedals and an EGM insole is included to ensure that your feet remain comfortable and secure, hour after hour, day in, day out. Designed to handle abuse, reinforced toe and heel boxes provide additional protection and an EVA midsole adds shock absorption for when things get a little sketchy. When it's time to head back up to the top of the trail for another run, the toe and heel tread has been designed to give you great walking traction if needed. This shoe will always be ready for one last run

Cleat Box Adjustability
The MT500 Burner clipless mountain bike shoe benefits from an off-set cleat box with increased longitudinal adjustment. This enables a wide range of stance options, allowing every rider to position their foot over the pedal exactly where they want.