How can I choose the best triathlon shoes?
When you compete in a triathlon, you will really need two different types of triathlon shoes: running shoes and cycling shoes. Each shoe differs significantly from the other, which means that considerations of buying different triathlon shoes will vary according to the purpose of the shoe. Triathlon shoes for running should be lightweight, should have an easy -to -use fastening system that does not use laces, and should easily tear off the moisture from the foot. Cycling triathlon shoes should be rigid, they should accept the right football for your pedals and should also be easy to dress and take off for fast transitions. However, shoes designed specifically for triathlons will have other functions specially included to improve performance during transitions and operating periods. A good pair of triathlon shoes will not have laces, because the laces can be cumbersome and the transitions is difficult to tie. The drawstring systems are common and are the simplest and fastest systems. The shoe can be comfortably tightened around the foot by simply drawing to the end of the downloadCords, which eliminates the time it takes to tie the laces.
Many triathletes run without socks, as socks can add time to the transition. A good triathlon running shoe fits in peace when you don't have socks, so try on your shoe without socks. The shoe should fit so much that the leg does not move in the shoe and causes hot spots or blisters. Some triathlon shoes have Run-off channels or materials with moisture breakdown that allow water from the swimming foot to forgive the race from the foot. Such shoes are a good investment because they can help prevent hot spots and blisters.
Cycling shoes for triathloneměl would also contain a quick storage system. The disputed straps are a common method of shoe securing, and other Ratchet systems can also be a quick choice, although it is more difficult to adapt correctly than Velcro®. The only shoe for cycling wouldLa be very stiff and light. Plastic is a common material for cycling soles, but carbon is a better choice because it is harder and lighter than plastic. The solid sole ensures more energy from the pedal blow, rather on the wheels than to bending the shoe. Consider buying a couple that also fits comfortably without socks, as it will also improve your transitional time.