Northwave Razer 2 Shoes

While you're having great adventures on your bike, your shoes can be put to the test. Think about your rides: dust, rain and mud can shorten the life of your new shoes.

That's why it's important to follow these simple tips to keep your shoes looking their best.

1. Remove most of the mud with a damp cloth. It's best to do this as soon as you've finished cycling, while it's still fresh, so it's easier and more effective;
2. For stubborn dirt: take a bucket of lukewarm water, and a soft-bristled brush. Using the latter, after dipping it into the bucket to gently scrub the shoe, paying attention to buckles/rotors and cleats. Once done, rinse them with cold water.
3. Be gentle: these items are as important as they are delicate (which is why you shouldn't use a harsh detergent), so wash your cycling shoes with care. They will last as long as their performance.
4. Once they're clean, it's time to dry them: remove the insoles - this will reduce drying time - loosen the fasteners so that as much air as possible can pass through, and insert some rolled up newspaper to absorb excess water and keep their shape.

NOTE: do not dry your shoes in direct sunlight or heat (radiators, heaters, hair dryers, etc.)