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Q36.5 Gregarius Deliver Wider, Comfier Road & Adventure Cycling Shoes

Q36-5 adventure gravel cycling shoes on a rider.
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The new Q36.5 Gregarius cycling shoes take the best features from their Dottore and Clima shoes and mixes them with more traditional elements to create a tough yet versatile performance shoe. Featuring a highly breathable construction thanks to an open mesh microfiber upper, they have the breathability and temperature regulation that Q36.5 is known for.

Q36-5 adventure gravel cycling shoes.

Both models use SoleStar insoles for a neutral foot position using that brand’s patented design and a stabilizing layer of fiber material to keep your foot planted and comfortable all day long.

Q36-5 road cycling shoes.

The Gregarius line has a wide outsole in the metatarsal (central) area of the foot, to fit wider feet, but with dual BOA dials to reign them in for normal feet, too. The outsole is a composite Carbon Fiber and polyamide construction to balance stiffness and efficiency with comfort.

Q36-5 adventure gravel cycling shoes shown from various angles.

The Gravel (aka “Adventure”) model gets a tougher upper material and deep treads for improved off-bike scrambles. Claimed weight is 310g/shoe (size 42).

Q36-5 road cycling shoes shown from various angles.

The Road shoes lose the treads to come in at just 250g/shoe (size 42). Both come in sizes from 38 to 48, half sizes from 39 to 46.

MSRP for both is $360 (€300) per pair, available in black or white.

Q36-5.com

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Joenomad
Joenomad
2 days ago

How wide is their measurement, Lake wide or Specialized wide? There’s a difference between extra volume and a truly wide last and sole plate.

biketofer
biketofer
1 day ago
Reply to  Joenomad

Going to their site (and just about everyone else, other than Bont and Lake), there are no widths listed thus “wide” is left to the imagination. Seems such a basic measurement.

Joenomad
Joenomad
1 day ago
Reply to  biketofer

Does appear that the company is going with the old one width fits most philosophy.

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