Shimano Dynalast
CREATING STAIRING EFFICIENCY
OPTIMIZED SHOE LAST
The springy toe area of a cycling shoe plays a key role in supporting efficient pedaling. If it is too high, it will cause extra tension in your foot sole, calf and back thigh muscles (hamstrings). If it is too low, an O-legged, inefficient stair form is created. Extensive research by Shimano's Research and Development (R&D) experts has produced a superior shoe last design with a spring-loaded toe section that encourages a smoother, more efficient upward movement. Shimano Dynalast is constructed based on feedback from pro cyclists and helps to limit energy loss during long rides. As a result, you have more energy left for that last sprint to the finish.
TENSION IN THE SOLE OF THE FOOT AFFECTS THE MUSCLES OF THE LEGS
Greater range of motion encourages a smoother, more efficient upward movement.
SHIMANO DYNALAST
SMOOTHER PALING, MORE EFFICIENT POWER TRANSMISSION
TRADITIONAL LAST
TENSION AFFECTS THE ANGLE OF MOTION
