ION Bike Shoes Seek for MTB - Black

The Seek by ION is the latest flat pedal shoe in the range and is characterized by its urban sneaker style. The insole with padded heel area provides comfort and protection while the robust upper material ensures durability of the shoe.

Like all flat pedal models, the Seek shoe also has the Pin Tonic concept: this is about the perfect combination of grip, protection and style, because it depends on all those qualities in a good bike shoe. The outsole has a positive profile in the toe and heel area, which provides grip when pushing or carrying the bike. In the middle area, on the other hand, there is a negative profile, which gives the pins enough attack surface for best grip. In addition, the rubber compound SUPTraction_Rubbercompound provides just the right grip you need.

To increase this feeling even more, the toe area was slightly lowered to increase the contact surface of the sole on the pedal. To refine this perfectly balanced shoe ION relies on an asymmetrical shaft, which is raised on the inside of the ankle and thus protects in contact with the crank. In addition, a reinforced toe box is used, which protects against stones and roots.

 Features of the ION Bike Shoes Seek for MTB

• Insole with cushioning heel part

• Ankle_Pad: Inside higher drawn shaft with additional padding to protect the lower ankle.

• PIN TONIC® Rubbercup Flat Pedal Outsole with SupTraction_Rubbercompound Soul FL:

  • ION's Pin Tonic concept is based on the perfect blend of grip, protection and style.

  • The outsole profile has a positive tread in the forefoot and heel area for the best grip when pushing or carrying the bike.

  • The negative profile, on the other hand, provides plenty of surface area for the pins to attack, contributing to a secure grip on the pedal.

  • In addition, the SUPTraction_rubber compound provides additional grip.

  • To ensure even more power transmission, the front toe area has a lowered shape to maintain maximum contact with the pedal.

  • Additional protection features for contact with stones and roots in the toe area of the crank in the ankle area.