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Vaude Moab AM shoes


The Moab AM is the new flat-pedal shoe in Vaude’s eco-friendly range of MTB kit (even the laces are made from recycled plastic). It’s aimed at DH and trail riders who want good traction both on the pedals and on foot.

To this end the Vibram sole has a large flat section spanning the ball and arch, while the toe and heel have a more aggressive tread. The suedeand- leather upper is water repellent but a mesh panel at the front means your feet will still get wet when things turn sloppy. The sole is fairly thin and flexible, which should translate to a good pedal feel.A shoe named after Moab, Utah, the home of the famously tacky Slickrock Trail, ought to offer plenty of grip – we’ll let you know down the line.

Price 142$
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