Shimano SH-GF600 Flat Shoes - Men's

Shimano’s benchmark flat pedal shoe delivers total control in technical, rugged terrain. The synthetic leather upper dries quickly and protects you from the elements, while the mesh panel vents air to keep you cool on long rides. The new ULTREAD GF outsole utilizes a slow rebound rubber compound and wide profile hexagonal tread pattern for secure pin engagement and multi-direction stability, letting you confidently tackle challenging trails.

Key Features & Performance

High Performance Gravity Footwear for All

GRIPD

SHIMANO's line of enduro and flat shoes features ultra-grippy proprietary rubber compounds and optimized tread patterns for the ultimate in efficiency, balance and performance.

Dialed Fit

Lace closure with plastic guides and lace keeper provides secure, customizable fit for superior foot hold, while full-length EVA midsole enhances shock absorption and comfort on and off the bike.

Grip and Protection

Heavy duty synthetic leather upper dries quickly and has asymmetrically raised ankle guard so you can confidently tackle technical terrain, while durable, slow rebounding ULTREAD GF rubber outsole delivers secure pin engagement.

Features

• Stylish and durable GF6 is Shimano’s benchmark flat pedal shoe that’s built to deliver total control on technical trails
• ULTREAD GF: Flat pedal-optimized outsole utilizes slow rebound, sticky rubber compound and wide profile with hexagonal tread pattern for secure pin engagement and multi-direction stability
• TORBAL 2.0 Midsole: Unique midsole structure allows heel section to move torsionally, maintaining full range of motion for improved rider comfort, fluidity, and on-bike control
• Volume Trail Last: Tuned upper is tighter around ball of foot for enhanced bike control and pedaling efficiency, and has increased volume at the toe box and heel for improved walking comfort and shock absorption
• Trail-Ready Design: Heavy duty cushioned synthetic leather upper and asymmetrically raised padded ankle collar protect against rock strikes and other trail impacts