The Shimano SH-MW702 Wide Winter MTB Shoes are versatile wet and winter weather off-road shoes with reliable waterproofness and grip.
This shoe features a wraparound shield with tall cuff that shuts out water to keep feet drier when and wherever you ride. A waterproof GORE-TEX Insulated Comfort liner keeps your feet warm and dry in cold and wet weather and a fleece-lined insole adds insulation and heat retention.
Lightweight SHIMANO ULTREAD XC rubber outsoles deliver competition-grade grip that lasts. A low stack height midsole helps stabilize foot, maximizing power transfer and efficiency. And it's all held together with a BOA® L6C dial that makes winter wearing easy with a wide-open release and quick micro-adjustments with gloves.
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Cleat Compatibility: 2 Hole | |
Width: Wide | |
Black - 42 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E42000 |
Black - 43 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E43000 |
Black - 44 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E44000 |
Black - 45 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E45000 |
Black - 46 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E46000 |
Black - 47 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E47000 |
Black - 48 | Mfg PartNum: ESHMW702MCL01E48000 |
For winter weather I strongly recommend winter shoes. I tend to have cold feet and these winter shoes make biking in mid 20�F temperatures much more tolerable. I wear wool socks and these shoes and can last for about 2 hours before taking a warmup break. I had tried regular shoes with shoe covers and chemical hand warmers, and these shoes are much warmer. I wear these in the same size as my summer Shimano shoes and find the fit, with moderately thick wool socks, to be good.
I purchased these boots because I was having some pain in my toes with my previous boots. I normally wear a 40.5 (I do not have a wide foot) and sized up to a 42 so I could wear two pairs of wool socks in them. These boots check all the boxes for me. No foot pain at all when wearing 2 pairs of socks. They keep my feet warm in temperatures in the low 20's with a lot of wind and 2 hour+ rides. They are also lighter than my previous boots and very easy to put on and adjust with the boa fastener. They seem to be made well and I'm sure I'll gets years of use with them. I haven't worn them in the rain yet so I can't comment on that. Overall I'm really pleased with this purchase.
I ride a fat tire bike in the winter in Colorado. Use to have cold feet but these keep my feet nice and warm. The lowest temp I have ridden in is 28 for 5 hours. Keeps my feet nice and warm. I sometimes stuff a foot warmer in at 28 but anything above i don't need them.
I've been using these since receiving at Christmas. For 25F to 50F they've been great. On those cold mornings commuting my feet stay warm enough. I'm not sure how they are in the teens because it hasn't been that cold yet where I live. I rode over the weekend in mid to high 30's and got stuck in a rain storm. My feet never knew the difference, still warm & dry. I highly recommend. I went with the same size as my Shimano shoes, if you like thick socks in the winter months consider going up a half size.
I�ve been using these since receiving at Christmas. For 25F to 50F they�ve been great. On those cold mornings commuting my feet stay warm enough. I�m not sure how they are in the teens because it hasn�t been that cold yet where I live. I rode over the weekend in mid to high 30�s and got stuck in a rain storm. My feet never knew the difference, still warm & dry. I highly recommend. I went with the same size as my Shimano shoes, if you like thick socks in the winter months consider going up a half size.
I've not had these a full winter yet, but so far I've been impressed. I'm glad I picked up the "wide" version as cycling shoes are too damn narrow to begin with (and I don't have wide feet), as there is room for thicker socks, and a nice air gap, both important for cold, wet weather riding. Paired with a thermal insole insert and these shoes have proven plenty warm on some cold days. For the wet, again, so far so good. Time will tell, but these have keep the wet out pretty well. Versions of these shoes have been around for a while, but I finally decided on a purchase since Shimano finally gave the shoe a flap and monolithic surface for easy cleaning, coupled with BOA closure. The reflective bits on the heel and back are a nice touch as well. Thank you Shimano!
