Shimano S-Phyre SH-RX910 Gravel Shoes Men - Black

Designed from the ground up with the help of Shimano pro gravel athletes, the RX910 delivers road-level power transfer, off-road capability, and all-day comfort.

Gravel racing is inherently contradictory. Riders need road-level power transfer for long stretches of pedaling efficiency, but also require some off-road traction for mud sections, river crossings, and technical terrain. Shimano’s new S-PHYRE RX910 gravel shoes resolve this contradiction, offering unmatched power transfer, walking stability, and all-day pedaling comfort in one streamlined package.

Features of the Shimano S-Phyre SH-RX910 Gravel Shoes

• Stiff Carbon Sole (Stiffness Rating 12/12): Shimano’s stiffest sole for maximum power transfer 
• Seamless Midsole Construction: Reduces stack height and improves foot stability
• Dual Drainage Holes: Drain water for river crossings and rainy-days while providing ventilation on hot rides 
• TPU Lugged Outsole: Lightweight lugs shed mud while providing ample traction for off-the-bike technical terrain 
• Anti-Twist Stabilizer Heel Cup: Keeps your foot locked in during explosive sprints and long efforts
• Dual BOA® fit system Li2 Dials: Micro-Adjustable fit and secure closure on the fly 
• Surround Wrapping Upper: Comfortable, breathable, and built for long-haul durability

Revolutionary Pontoon Cleat System

At the heart of Shimano’s RX910 innovation is the new Pontoon Cleat System. This new feature includes a pair of modular, replaceable TPU contact blocks that dramatically improve the shoe-to-pedal contact point and optimize power transfer. The system enables a road-shoe-like pedaling interface while maintaining SPD compatibility and off-road functionality. 

Unlike traditional outsole-mounted contact blocks, the RX910's pontoons are part of the cleat interface itself. This means they move with your cleat position – vertically or laterally – for consistent support and efficiency, no matter how your cleats are set up. Plus, the pontoons are replaceable, allowing riders to start every race with a solid shoe-pedal interface.