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Teva Links Shoes
Product DescriptionWith input from Jeff Lenosky, Teva enters the mountain bike game with the purpose-built Links freeride Shoe. Durable, supportive construction, combined with Teva's extensive shoe technologies and input from serous riders has resulted in a shoe that's ready to tackle gnarly mountain bike conditions.On-mask technology prevents materials from absorbing water on a molecular level to keep your feet dry and comfortableBlended polyurethane and EVA heel cup transfers impact energy from the heel to the footbed to avoid injurySpider365 rubber is optimized for traction on the pedals and off for secure riding and portagingMush liner wicks moisture and is breathable for on-the-bike comfortTeva Links Shoes Pro Review
The Teva Links Freeride Mountain Bike shoe doesn’t look like a mountain bike shoe — and that is a great thing. Instead, it takes styling from skate shoes, with oodles of performance packed in for when you need it. It isn’t the grippiest shoe intended for use with platforms, but this is why I like this shoe so much. Continue reading →
User Reviews
Submitted by
wsmac
a All Mountain Rider Date Reviewed: June 14, 2012 Strengths: Comfort and stickiness are the two major strengths for me. I wear size 13-14 EE and these shoes fit my feet extremely well. I was able to ride this weekend with a broken small toe on one foot and still make a couple of rides down Mt. Ashland's Super D course. I have the purple shoes and have grown accustomed to the look. The only cleaning I've done to these shoes so far is a simple hosing off while wearing them after a ride and cleaning off the bike. The one issue I have with them is the sole. They're sticky, to be sure they're the best shoes I've used for flats so far, but the design allows the soles to get chewed up riding flats with serious pins. I ride with Answer Roves pedals. I'm looking forward to trying the mid's soon. Weaknesses: The soles are soft enough, and the design such that the pins on my flats are chewing away at them. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Paradise Royale Price Paid: $100.00 Purchased At: TEVA
Submitted by
netcrodriguez
a Weekend Warrior
from Whittier Date Reviewed: August 11, 2011 Strengths: Very comfortable. Provide lots of protection. Weaknesses: They don't have a brownish (hiking shoe style) option. I'm not used to the bright colors... Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Turnbull Canyon Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $100.00 Purchased At: teva.com Bike Setup: Giant Trance X2 - 2011 - Stock
Submitted by
switchbaxr
a Downhiller
from San Jose Date Reviewed: July 25, 2011 Strengths: Outstanding grip on flat pedals with all-weather construction. Weaknesses: Not available in wide sizes. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Braille Trail Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $100.00 Purchased At: Teva.com Similar Products Used: Vans Bike Setup: Kona Stinky Deluxe with flat pedals
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