Are you familiar with the QUOC Gran Tourer?

Have you heard of the QUOC Gran Tourer?

Last year, these popular clipless shoes at our store were redesigned from shoelaces to a dial system.

The name has been changed to QUOC Gran Tourer II.

SPD shoes are significantly easier to walk in than road bike shoes, so many road bike riders also use them. Their design also easily matches casual styles with T-shirts and shorts.

Surprisingly, the heel part uses durable rubber. I use the previous Gran Tourer model, and I feel that the heel part wears out slower compared to other models.

QUOC shoes adopt an Asian foot shape, making them wider than typical clipless shoes. For this reason, I believe they are a good fit for Japanese people.

The sides of the shoes have a rubber structure that provides waterproofing, preventing water from entering when walking through puddles, making them suitable for gravel and cyclocross.

For those who don't prioritize speed but enjoy exploring destinations or cycling with their bikes packed for transport, how about considering these?

All colors and sizes are available in-store. Fitting is also available in-store. We look forward to your visit.

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