Shimano GE700 black

Shimano GE700 black cycling shoes (gravity enduro)

The Shimano GE7 - black are SPD shoes dedicated to enduro and downhill riding, designed to offer excellent bike control in competition. Their design prioritizes stability, traction, and protection, both while pedaling and in technical sections requiring walking.

Thanks to a SHIMANO ULTREAD GE sole optimized for enduro, a TORBAL 2.0 architecture, and a midfoot SPD mounting system, the GE700 shoes provide a good balance between bike control, impact absorption, and pedaling efficiency. Stiffness index: 6/12.

Main features

• Made from SHIMANO ULTREAD GE rubber compound optimized for enduro riding for reliable traction while pedaling and walking
• TORBAL 2.0 midsole improves lateral flexibility for control on descents and in aggressive corners.
• Widened pedal channel from toe to heel for high stability when the SPD pedal is unclipped
• Multi-layer EVA foam absorbs impacts and improves sole flexibility
• SPD positioning in the middle of the foot to improve stability and bike control
• Skate-style upper with laces and a wide instep strap for a secure fit
• Padded ankle collar for extra protection
• Robust reinforcement at the toes

Technologies

• ULTREAD
• TORBAL 2.0
• Pedal Channel
• SPD

Technical details

• Model: SH-GE700
• Series: SHIMANO
• Model year: 2024
• Model year: 2025
• Sex: Male
• Segment: Off-road / Gravity Enduro
• Product name: GE700
• Shape type: Volume Trail Shape
• Stiffness index: 6
• Wedge system: SPD
• Recommended pedals: PD-M8120, PD-M821
• E-Bike Rated: Yes
• Midfoot cleat adjustment: Yes

Construction

• Closure: 1 strap + laces
• Upper material: Synthetic leather
• Outsole material: ULTREAD rubber
• Midsole material: Fiberglass-reinforced nylon + EVA
• Insole: Cup-shaped toe box
• Weight (size 42): 417 g

Colors and sizes

• Colors: Light Gray, Black
• Sizes: 38 to 48

Adhesion and control in technical terrain

SHIMANO ULTREAD GE outsoles, optimized for enduro riding, are designed for aggressive descents and offer high traction on technical climbs when the rider is not on the bike. The specific tread pattern, widened pedal channel, and toe and heel lugs improve stability and control on slippery surfaces.