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Etnies CULVERT and CULVERT MID, the flat shoe for warm seasons

Designed for those who practice enduro e downhill flat.

etnies culvert
Mountain bike shoes with aerodynamic design and grippy sole for maximum performance on challenging terrain.

Technology at your feet

Etnies presents the new Culvert and Culvert Mid. Born for enduro and the downhill, these models are equipped with a flat Michelin sole to ensure the wearer excellent grip on the pedals and greater grip on wet and slippery surfaces. The tread, on the other hand, offers adaptability and flexibility thanks to the grooves. The upper is reinforced with Force Shield lining for moisture, while the lining is Thinsulate 3M keeps the heat. A small pocket protects the laces from wear.

Features

  • Heat-fused toe and heel
  • Pedal Shank 2 molded in TPU in the midsole
  • Pro 1 foam molded PU footbed
  • die-cut EVA foam midsole
  • Nylon loop on the heel midsole.

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