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Cycling Shoes

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Pedal with power and efficiency in adidas cycling shoes. Get comfort and performance for every kind of ride — road, mountain, gravel, spin bike or commute.

adidas Cycling Shoes

Pedal power is all you need to rule the road, trail or track in a fresh pair of cycling shoes from adidas. Whether you're a road racer, mountain biker, commuter or recreational rider, you can find high-performance cycling sneakers to help you get the most out of every ride when you shop adidas. Look for key features like stiff outsoles for optimal power transfer, breathable uppers that keep your feet cool and quick-drying materials that shed water. With options for men, women and kids, adidas has the technical biking sneakers you need to pick up speed on streets, trails and tracks everywhere.

From clipped-in road shoes to flexible and durable mountain biking shoes, adidas cycling shoes are ready to roll when you are. Their anatomical shape provides a solid platform for maximum power transfer and all-day comfort in the saddle and cleat compatibility allows you to lock directly into your pedals for a seamless connection. Whether you're training for your next century ride, getting ready to bomb down a mountainside or just cruising around town, you can keep pedalling in style and comfort in a pair of our bike shoes. Swing by adidas today to check out the selection of high-performance cycling shoes and find a pair to take your riding to new places this season.

Cycling Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best shoes to wear for spinning?
The best spin shoes provide both comfort and performance during your workout. A key feature to look for is a stiff sole to transfer more power to the pedals, making your workout more efficient. Look for shoes that are compatible with the cleats used in your spinning studio. Spinning can be a sweaty activity, so shoes with breathable uppers will help keep your feet cool and dry. The shoes should also have good grip on the bike, even when you're sweaty.
Do you need spin shoes for spin class?
You don't necessarily need specific spin shoes for a class, but it depends on a few factors. First, most spin studios use bikes with clip-in pedals, requiring shoes with compatible cleats for maximum efficiency and power transfer. Regular sneakers won't work here. Some studios offer bikes with toe cages, allowing you to use regular sneakers with straps for grip. (Check with your studio beforehand.) For the occasional class, regular sneakers might be OK — but expect less efficiency and comfort.
Is there a difference in cycling shoes?
Yes — different types of cycling require different kinds of shoes. Road cycling shoes have the stiffest soles for efficient pedalling. They're lightweight for faster performance, and they use a cleat system for secure connection to pedals. Mountain bike shoes offer grip and protection on rough terrain. They may be cleated for clipless pedals, or flat with grippy soles for platform pedals. Like road shoes, indoor cycling shoes have stiff soles and cleat compatibility. They typically have breathable mesh uppers for intense indoor workouts, plus shorter cleat options to minimise the risk of damage to indoor bikes.