Straight to the point:
Exclusive “Greek foot” cycling shoes. (For detailed foot type analysis, refer to the historical notes in the “Road Cycling Foot Type Self-Inspection Manual”.)
Performance Highlights:
These shoes feature a carbon fiber sole with an impressive hardness index of 12, combined with an extended heel-wrapping process to ensure unmatched rigidity and enhanced durability. During out-of-saddle pedaling, power transfer is seamless and lossless, while sprint acceleration feels lightning-fast.
Traditional plastic fasteners have been eliminated in favor of a cross-lacing system that allows for precise millimeter-level tension adjustments. This design enables effortless one-handed fine-tuning during rides, eliminating pressure points caused by overlapping shoe materials. The heel cup boasts an aerodynamic cut for reduced drag, and the toe box features honeycomb ventilation holes to keep your feet cool.
Testing has shown that even after two hours of riding in a scorching 35°C environment, these shoes maintain dry and comfortable feet.
Wide Fit Edition:
The wide fit version is meticulously engineered to provide extra forefoot space, adding an additional 5mm of room compared to the standard model. This addresses the common issue of little-toe compression often experienced by Asian cyclists. Sizing tip: Your foot length plus 5mm equals the internal shoe length (for example, a 260mm foot should opt for a 265mm internal length). It’s recommended to go half a size smaller than your usual athletic footwear.
📖 Expert Guide:
This pair of cycling shoes is undeniably designed with “Greek foot” anatomy in mind. The carbon sole’s stiffness and narrow, elongated shape deliver a remarkable “shoe-foot fusion” experience at power outputs exceeding 300W, making them ideal for breakaways and sprints. The standard version accommodates narrower foot types with widths up to 95mm, offering approximately 90mm of width.
Included is a 3D-molded midfoot support pad, ensuring low-arch users can comfortably endure four-hour rides without any sinking sensation. High-arch users, however, may benefit from purchasing custom insoles separately. Compared to its predecessor, the RC902 model, this iteration brings significant upgrades: a 23% improvement in heel cup wrapping, a 17% reduction in BOA cable friction, and an additional 3mm of vertical space in the forefoot—a standout feature of this shoe’s evolution.
Weight-wise, the size 42 measures an astonishingly lightweight 231 grams (including cleats).
✨ Recommendation Rating: Five stars
Nicole Hall 
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