Shimano introduces all-new Gravity Enduro and Gravity Flat shoes
The new flat pedal shoes have updated outsole features and come in a wider size range
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Shimano's latest Gravity Enduro (GE) and Gravity Flat (GF) series have hit the market, bringing with them a range of performance shoes boasting updated outsole features and a broader size range. The two series have been designed to cater to the diverse needs of the aggressive trail, enduro and downhill mountain bike riders and promise unparalleled control, performance, and comfort in technical terrains.
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The GE series features SPD-compatible shoes, for optimal on-bike control and improved grip on slippery hike-a-bike sections, thanks to the Ultread GE outsole which also features a moulded pedal channel to maintain a stable shoe-to-pedal connection even when riding unclipped on technical terrain.
Shimano GE900.jpg, by Shimano
Leading the pack in the GE series is the flagship GE900, a clipless gravity racing shoe, boasting the Torbal 2.0 midsole for improved comfort and on-bike control and Boa dials for a good fit. The GE700 follows, offering trail-ready performance with the same Torbal 2.0 midsole for better control on technical terrain, but also lace closure. Lastly, the GE500 and GE500W strike a balance between performance and casual comfort, making them ideal for various trails. The GE series is priced between £120 and £220.
Shimano GF600, by Shimano
The GF series is designed for flat pedal trail and downhill riders. The range introduces the updated Ultread GF outsole, which should provide a secure pin engagement and multi-directional stability, for confident tackling of challenging trails. The GF600, a trail-ready flat pedal shoe boasts heavy-duty cushioned synthetic leather upper and the unique Torbal 2.0 torsional plate structure. The GF800 GTX takes it a step further and is designed for wet and cold weather, with its winter-friendly features such as the Boa Fit System L6 dial with a shield and integrated sock-style upper equipped with a waterproof Gore-Tex liner.
Shimano GF800 GTX.png, by Shimano
The last one, the GF400, offers an affordable confidence-boosting flat pedal shoe with exceptional grip and a more flexible sole for an enhanced pedal feel. The GF4 is also offered in a wide size range, new for the gravity lineup, ranging from size 33 up to size 48 to fit more rider foot shapes and sizes. The GF series footwear ranges from £120 and £220. Both series are available in men’s and women’s fits.
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