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Management number 236627446 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price US$131.95 Model Number 236627446
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Searching for footwear that is stiff enough to thrive on cross-country rides while also responsive enough to keep up on demanding descents? Well look no further than the ultra-durable Sidi Trace 2 Cycling Men's Shoe.

A three-layer outer maintains a snug fit that feels light enough to be a formidable long-distance option. The updated carbon sole with composite-reinforced layering supports efficient pedal strokes and encourages a brisk pace. Politex upper material wicks away moisture firm inside and out, keeping your feet dry and blister-free without sacrificing a weight penalty.

Whether you are twenty hours into a 24 hours XC race or just getting warmed up on an evening trail ride, the Sidi Trace 2 Cycling Men's Shoe is ready to push those few extra miles.

TECHNICAL FEATURES
  • Composite-reinforced carbon sole ensures you get the most from each pedal stroke
  • Replaceable toe lugs are crampon-compatible for less-than-ideal muddy conditions
  • Boa system and hook-and-loop strap proves dialed fit for multiple foot shapes
  • Featherweight construction allows for pedaling efficiency and all day comfort
  • Three-layer Politex upper maintains top performance throughout the season
  • Sidi's proven cross-country shoe gets an efficiency-focused revamp

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