Revit Jefferson Shoes Item # 717305
Description
Sneakerheads behold: the REV'IT! Jefferson. These CE-ready urban riding shoes prove that choosing between staying true to your style or riding protected is a thing of the past.
Reinforced thermoformed heel and ankle cups are paired with injected ankle cups at both sides of the ankle to meet CE regulations without sacrificing comfort or style. Then, the OrthoLite® insoles step into the picture, giving you all the comfort you need on or off the bike. Even if you're not riding, you still might want to take these sneakers for a stroll, just because. With an outstanding design on the streets, you'll be happy to learn that a subtle yet strategically placed reflective strip (at the heel) will keep this up even when the sun goes down. Enjoy!
Ergonomic Features:
- Padded tongue
- OrthoLite® Insole X40™ foam: The OrthoLite® - In Rev'it's lineup of shoes and boots, they use the OrthoLite™ X40™ insole, specifically for its high-rebound and elastic qualities, long-term cushioning and comfort, and lightweight properties
- Gusseted Tongue Construction: The gusseted tongue construction is used to keep the tongue in place and keep debris, light water spray, and dirt out of the shoes
- Leather gear shift pad
Protection Features:
- Reinforced side panel
- Partly perforated outer shell
- Thermoformed heel cup
- Thermoformed toecap
Part Numbers for Revit Jefferson Shoes
Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Wyatt from
Most reviews mention this is a particularly wide shoe. They are actually quite standard. It's very hard to find wide riding shoes, but this isn't one.
The shoes are very tall. While riding, I generally couldn't get my foot under the shifter. You have to get your foot rather vertical. Eventually I ended up just rubbing the side of the shoe against the shifter, which I expect will cause premature wear.
Because the sole is so thick, you can't really feel where your foot is on the peg.
It looks as good as the photos, and the reflector works well.
Date published: 2022-03-30
Questions
Sont resistant a l'eau ??
Non.
Date published: 2024-11-08