The performance sneaker that keeps you cool and in control. The Leatt MTB 3.0 shoe is a performance shoe offering great protection and comfort. Engineered for tough enduro and downhill riding, the medium stiff sole means this MTB shoe is also comfortable on and off the bike. How about the grip? Well, this shoe features Leatt RideGrip Pro rubber compound which is softer than the standard RideGrip rubber. This means pedal connectivity is even better and the shoe will hold better grip in slippy conditions. The improved WaffleGrip Pro sole pattern is an inverted version of Leatt’s WaffleGrip. This allows short pins to dig deep into the sole and delivers great off bike traction when you need to walk. If you want to stay on top of the game, then you need the all new Leatt MTB shoes.
The performance sneaker that keeps you cool and in control. The Leatt MTB 3.0 shoe is a performance shoe offering great protection and comfort. Engineered for tough enduro and downhill riding, the medium stiff sole means this MTB shoe is also comfortable on and off the bike. How about the grip? Well, this shoe features Leatt RideGrip Pro rubber compound which is softer than the standard RideGrip rubber. This means pedal connectivity is even better and the shoe will hold better grip in slippy conditions. The improved WaffleGrip Pro sole pattern is an inverted version of Leatt’s WaffleGrip. This allows short pins to dig deep into the sole and delivers great off bike traction when you need to walk. If you want to stay on top of the game, then you need the all new Leatt MTB shoes.
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The lowest price for Leatt MTB 3.0 Flat Shoes - Camo - 8.5 right now is $219.95 at Ride Bellerive.
The all-time low was $99.00 on 29 Jan 2025 — today's price is 122% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Leatt MTB 3.0 Flat Shoes - Camo - 8.5
The performance sneaker that keeps you cool and in control. The Leatt MTB 3.0 shoe is a performance shoe offering great protection and comfort. Engineered for tough enduro and downhill riding, the medium stiff sole means this MTB shoe is also comfortable on and off the bike. How about the grip? Well, this shoe features Leatt RideGrip Pro rubber compound which is softer than the standard RideGrip rubber. This means pedal connectivity is even better and the shoe will hold better grip in slippy conditions. The improved WaffleGrip Pro sole pattern is an inverted version of Leatt’s WaffleGrip. This allows short pins to dig deep into the sole and delivers great off bike traction when you need to walk. If you want to stay on top of the game, then you need the all new Leatt MTB shoes.
The performance sneaker that keeps you cool and in control. The Leatt MTB 3.0 shoe is a performance shoe offering great protection and comfort. Engineered for tough enduro and downhill riding, the medium stiff sole means this MTB shoe is also comfortable on and off the bike. How about the grip? Well, this shoe features Leatt RideGrip Pro rubber compound which is softer than the standard RideGrip rubber. This means pedal connectivity is even better and the shoe will hold better grip in slippy conditions. The improved WaffleGrip Pro sole pattern is an inverted version of Leatt’s WaffleGrip. This allows short pins to dig deep into the sole and delivers great off bike traction when you need to walk. If you want to stay on top of the game, then you need the all new Leatt MTB shoes.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 12:14:30
Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Pedal Shoe Flat Camo / 42
Delivery $14.95
Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Pedal Shoe Flat Camo / 42.
Delivery $14.95
originally posted on speedaddicts.com
Lightweight, good looking, wider toe box and good heel retention. I liked the fit as many bike shoes feel too narrow in toe. The problem is the soles are way too soft for my liking. They are on par with my New Balance running shoes (not stiff). It is a personal preference, but I want bike shoes to provide some level of stiffness for pedaling and protection to my feet so I don't break my big toe off in a crash. I could bend these shoes in half with my hands. Did not even try them on the bike. Maybe some people will like them.
originally posted on cambriabike.com
I have average feet but due to bunions my Ride Concepts Live wires weren't cutting it anymore. These Leatts are the perfect fit. They aren't super wide but I'd imagine it'll fit like a glove (in a good way) if you have wide feet. To me, the fit is the best part about these shoes. I wish bike shoe companies would make more foot-shaped shoes and not those tapering balerina shoes!I wore them for the first time on an adventure ride that included some steep uphill hike a bike then a MASSIVE (8 miles) double black diamond, full-on tech DH. The shoes just felt really natural and comfortable. Perfect amount of support, flex and grip (plenty of grip on my composite OneUp flat pedals).My one and only gripe is there's a hard spot on the back of the heel that I feel when ... MoreI have average feet but due to bunions my Ride Concepts Live wires weren't cutting it anymore. These Leatts are the perfect fit. They aren't super wide but I'd imagine it'll fit like a glove (in a good way) if you have wide feet. To me, the fit is the best part about these shoes. I wish bike shoe companies would make more foot-shaped shoes and not those tapering balerina shoes!I wore them for the first time on an adventure ride that included some steep uphill hike a bike then a MASSIVE (8 miles) double black diamond, full-on tech DH. The shoes just felt really natural and comfortable. Perfect amount of support, flex and grip (plenty of grip on my composite OneUp flat pedals).My one and only gripe is there's a hard spot on the back of the heel that I feel when hiking uphill. I hope that goes away as things break in. I can't feel it if I'm not hiking a bunch in these. As far as durability, only time will tell but the build quality looks excellent! I've worn a bunch of 5.10s and these are practically just as grippy in my opinion. These are more comfortable and roomier in the same size. I wore 9.5 five tens, these are 9.5s as well. Awesome shoes!
originally posted on cambriabike.com
I have 10 4e feet. I needed a flat pedal shoe wider than 5.10 and RC. I found them in the Leatt. I did size up to an 11 just to give me that little bit extra, but these shoes are great. They offer decent grip, very good comfort, and seem to be very well built. I will say that I need to loosen the top three lace holes every time I take these off or I will not get my foot in when I want to put them back on. That is my only issue with these shoes. I will buy these again.
| Closure Type | Laces |
| Recommended Use | MTB Cycling |
Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Pedal Shoe Flat Camo / 42
Delivery $14.95
Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Pedal Shoe Flat Camo / 42.
Delivery $14.95
Lightweight, good looking, wider toe box and good heel retention. I liked the fit as many bike shoes feel too narrow in toe. The problem is the soles are way too soft for my liking. They are on par with my New Balance running shoes (not stiff). It is a personal preference, but I want bike shoes to provide some level of stiffness for pedaling and protection to my feet so I don't break my big toe off in a crash. I could bend these shoes in half with my hands. Did not even try them on the bike. Maybe some people will like them.
I have average feet but due to bunions my Ride Concepts Live wires weren't cutting it anymore. These Leatts are the perfect fit. They aren't super wide but I'd imagine it'll fit like a glove (in a good way) if you have wide feet. To me, the fit is the best part about these shoes. I wish bike shoe companies would make more foot-shaped shoes and not those tapering balerina shoes!I wore them for the first time on an adventure ride that included some steep uphill hike a bike then a MASSIVE (8 miles) double black diamond, full-on tech DH. The shoes just felt really natural and comfortable. Perfect amount of support, flex and grip (plenty of grip on my composite OneUp flat pedals).My one and only gripe is there's a hard spot on the back of the heel that I feel when ... MoreI have average feet but due to bunions my Ride Concepts Live wires weren't cutting it anymore. These Leatts are the perfect fit. They aren't super wide but I'd imagine it'll fit like a glove (in a good way) if you have wide feet. To me, the fit is the best part about these shoes. I wish bike shoe companies would make more foot-shaped shoes and not those tapering balerina shoes!I wore them for the first time on an adventure ride that included some steep uphill hike a bike then a MASSIVE (8 miles) double black diamond, full-on tech DH. The shoes just felt really natural and comfortable. Perfect amount of support, flex and grip (plenty of grip on my composite OneUp flat pedals).My one and only gripe is there's a hard spot on the back of the heel that I feel when hiking uphill. I hope that goes away as things break in. I can't feel it if I'm not hiking a bunch in these. As far as durability, only time will tell but the build quality looks excellent! I've worn a bunch of 5.10s and these are practically just as grippy in my opinion. These are more comfortable and roomier in the same size. I wore 9.5 five tens, these are 9.5s as well. Awesome shoes!
I have 10 4e feet. I needed a flat pedal shoe wider than 5.10 and RC. I found them in the Leatt. I did size up to an 11 just to give me that little bit extra, but these shoes are great. They offer decent grip, very good comfort, and seem to be very well built. I will say that I need to loosen the top three lace holes every time I take these off or I will not get my foot in when I want to put them back on. That is my only issue with these shoes. I will buy these again.
These shoes fit true to size. They are a little hard to get on but fit great with plenty of room in the toe box. They feel well made and so far not hot here in southern California weather. The heal strap makes getting them on easier and I like the lace elastic to keep them from getting into the chair or pedal. Decent grip but not as sticky as 5/10.
I have a high arch and wide feet so I have trouble wearing regular non wide shoes. That being said these actually work. If you are looking for a shoe that has a wide toe box and that will accommodate wide feed then these should work for you. They run true to size in length. The sole has excellent grip.
I sized up a half size and the shoes fit perfect. They're stiff, have ample ankle protection, and have a band to hold down your laces. Plus they look rad. Hope they last long!
Nice mtb shoe! Durable and stiff enough to make a difference when pedaling. Quite comfortable and well padded. Discounted price was right to. Very happy with my purchase from Cambria Bike!
I’ve been using clip pedals for decades but decided to switch to flats and started looking for options but wanted a nice looking mid that was comfortable enough to keep all day after a long ride on my new ebike. I feel this are my new favorites and actually went farther and got 2 pairs different colors. Super comfortable and one of the few you can find that still make size 48. The sole is just enough grippy and ample for my large stamp flat pedals.
These seem to be extremely tough. Fit is snug, but that's kind of what you want in this shoe. The fit around the ankle takes some getting used to, so wear some longer socks to give some padding!
Got these for my wife as she has wide (hobbit like) feet and struggles with shoes. Went down 1.5 sizes and they fit great. Wide enough toe box that she feels comfortable on a two-hour ride, which is pretty rare for shoes to work for her on the first attempt.
| Closure Type | Laces |
| Recommended Use | MTB Cycling |
