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High performance cycling shoes under $100 - Bont Cycling Motion Cycling Road / MTB Shoes Review

When it comes to cycling shoes, Bont Cycling is well known for their anatomical and heat moldable carbon fiber shoes. However, they haven’t been known for affordability which is why we’re excited to be reviewing the new Bont Cycling Motion shoes. These are Bont’s most accessible cycling shoes to date and don’t sacrifice quality or fit to achieve the lower price point. Despite being just about $100, the Motion shoes have a stiff fiberglass anatomical sole design and integrated construction. The microfiber uppers are perforated for ventilation and utilizes a three velcro closure system. Bont Cycling also offers an optional 3 to 2 bolt adapter that allows the Motion shoes to be used for road or mountain biking. The Motion shoes share Bont Cycling’s unique anatomical design with an integrated sole construction. Where other budget cycling shoes use modular designs with an upper that attaches to a sole (e.g. the FLR F-35 shoes), the Motion shoes share Bont Cycling’s integrated chassis design. The distinctive anatomical shape has a wide profile that extends from the heel to the toe. Although it’s not an attractive look, the functional approach rewards you with a roomy toe box that has a custom fit right out of the box. Bont Cycling has also utilized a fiberglass construction instead of nylon for it’s higher stiffness and impressive 4.8mm stack height. Additionally, the soles even feature replaceable heel and toe bumpers which helps extend the useful life of the shoes and is a feature rarely seen at this price point. To achieve the sub hundred dollar price point, Bont Cycling has utilized a three velcro closure system. Although it isn’t as convenient as dial systems such as the dual BOA dials on the Bont Cycling Vaypor S shoes, the three straps are well placed which make it easy to dial in the tension. Each strap features a metal loop and textured ends that are easy to grip and adjust. The center strap is also attached to the shoe’s tongue using a fabric loop which helps keep the tongue in place. We found that the simple design worked well on the road and maintained tension even on sprints or out-of-the-saddle efforts. One downside of the velcro design, as with any velcro strap, is that you do need to clean them more often to avoid debris or dirt from getting embedded.... ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/bont-cyc... ~ 00:00 Intro 00:13 Unboxing + Specs 03:02 Fit + Finish 06:39 On The Road 07:55 Comparison (Bont Vaypor S / Shimano RC9 / FLR) 10:30 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram -   / thesweetcyclists   ~ Bont Cycling - https://www.bontcycling.com/ ~