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Endura Hummvee Flat Pedal MTB Cycling Shoes

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Endura Hummvee Flat Pedal MTB Cycling Shoes

From £59.99

Lowest ever £59.99 · seen 10 August 2026

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The current best price for Endura Hummvee Flat Pedal MTB Cycling Shoes is £59.99 from Tredz. The lowest price we have recorded is £59.99 on .

Design PhilosophyBearing the iconic Hummvee name, the Hummvee Flat certainly has big shoes to fill. Multi-use versatility is at the core of this shoe. It can be comfortably worn as a casual shoe around town, in the workshop or at the pub but is always ready for you to jump on your bike and hit the pedals.Sticky Foot Rubber Sole and Versatile Flex PatternThe flex of the sole has been specifically engineered to balance all day comfort with on bike performance and the StickyFoot Grip rubber compound of the sole ensures that you remain connected to your pedals no matter the terrain. So, don't be fooled by the casual looks, this shoe has been engineered to ride and is ready to take on whatever type of cycling you need it to.Key Features: Highly durable upper fabrics with perforated panels for enhanced ventilation  Low absorbency, quick dry lining StickyFoot™ Grip Rubber outsole keeps your feet firmly planted on the pedals  Flex Profile tuned to combine pedal friendly stiffness and all day walkability  Elasticated lace stash secures laces away from your crank and chain Ortholite™ Recycled comfort footbed Wild and mild lace options

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