Shimano Scarpe C502 shoes, stylish and versatile C scarpe shoes offer high performance. The lightweight Shimano ULTRAD gommac rubber outsole provides a competition grip that lasts. Upper covered in mesh / TPU material and synthetic leather in an optimized part to offer a comfortable fit and lightness. The BOA quadrante L6 dial on the instep strap quickly and comfortably protects a wide range of foot shapes. Reinforced fiberglass midsole for power transfer. The wraparound wrap top structure reduces overlap and provides a glove-like fit. Rider-adjustable tips allow riders to select and swap tips to suit riding style and conditions. The low stack height midsole helps stabilize the foot, maximizes power transfer and efficiency. Color: Black.
Shimano Scarpe C502 shoes, stylish and versatile C scarpe shoes offer high performance. The lightweight Shimano ULTRAD gommac rubber outsole provides a competition grip that lasts. Upper covered in mesh / TPU material and synthetic leather in an optimized part to offer a comfortable fit and lightness. The BOA quadrante L6 dial on the instep strap quickly and comfortably protects a wide range of foot shapes. Reinforced fiberglass midsole for power transfer. The wraparound wrap top structure reduces overlap and provides a glove-like fit. Rider-adjustable tips allow riders to select and swap tips to suit riding style and conditions. The low stack height midsole helps stabilize the foot, maximizes power transfer and efficiency. Color: Black.
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last seen 14 Mar 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Shimano XC5 MTB Shoes Black Dark Grey - 40 was $218.00 at Deporvillage.net (last seen 14 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $147.48 on 12 June 2025.
Prices last updated 14 Mar 2026.
Shimano XC5 MTB Shoes Black Dark Grey - 40
Shimano Scarpe C502 shoes, stylish and versatile C scarpe shoes offer high performance. The lightweight Shimano ULTRAD gommac rubber outsole provides a competition grip that lasts. Upper covered in mesh / TPU material and synthetic leather in an optimized part to offer a comfortable fit and lightness. The BOA quadrante L6 dial on the instep strap quickly and comfortably protects a wide range of foot shapes. Reinforced fiberglass midsole for power transfer. The wraparound wrap top structure reduces overlap and provides a glove-like fit. Rider-adjustable tips allow riders to select and swap tips to suit riding style and conditions. The low stack height midsole helps stabilize the foot, maximizes power transfer and efficiency. Color: Black.
Shimano Scarpe C502 shoes, stylish and versatile C scarpe shoes offer high performance. The lightweight Shimano ULTRAD gommac rubber outsole provides a competition grip that lasts. Upper covered in mesh / TPU material and synthetic leather in an optimized part to offer a comfortable fit and lightness. The BOA quadrante L6 dial on the instep strap quickly and comfortably protects a wide range of foot shapes. Reinforced fiberglass midsole for power transfer. The wraparound wrap top structure reduces overlap and provides a glove-like fit. Rider-adjustable tips allow riders to select and swap tips to suit riding style and conditions. The low stack height midsole helps stabilize the foot, maximizes power transfer and efficiency. Color: Black.
Last updated at 14/03/2026 15:24:14
Shimano XC5 MTB Shoes Black Dark Grey - 40
Delivery $65.99
originally posted on backcountry.com
I'm coming from a set of Shimano R088s size 46 that my feet got a little too "fat" for. Bought these shoes and a size up (47) based on the guidelines of Shimano's website. The length is a huge difference, but they fit fine while testing them around the house. So I mount them, and try to get some time in on the bike. The wide plastic piece the BoA string goes through was the worst idea possible. Unlike the rest of the shoe thats a soft material that wraps around your foot, that plastic piece will dig into the side of your foot. I cant get more than 10 minutes of biking while its on the trainer without that pieces making it feel like there is a quarter in my shoe sticking in my foot. I wish I could have given these shoes a different rating because they look great, and ... MoreI'm coming from a set of Shimano R088s size 46 that my feet got a little too "fat" for. Bought these shoes and a size up (47) based on the guidelines of Shimano's website. The length is a huge difference, but they fit fine while testing them around the house. So I mount them, and try to get some time in on the bike. The wide plastic piece the BoA string goes through was the worst idea possible. Unlike the rest of the shoe thats a soft material that wraps around your foot, that plastic piece will dig into the side of your foot. I cant get more than 10 minutes of biking while its on the trainer without that pieces making it feel like there is a quarter in my shoe sticking in my foot. I wish I could have given these shoes a different rating because they look great, and while a huge length difference between the 46 and 47, they felt great while sitting down. Strap them down, and start peddling, no thank you!
originally posted on shimano.com
I have been a loyal Shimano product fan for decades. Until now. These shoes were poorly made. The waterproof coating was sprayed on in such a way that it blocked most of the air holes around the shoe. The last had a large pucker in the fabric on the inside of each foot. And, in spite of checking 3 sizes to get the correct size; these shoes were very uncomfortable and hurt my feet. Shimano Canada has been good and accepted my request to return these shoes. Waiting for a refund.
originally posted on competitivecyclist.com
Iâve been riding mountain bikes for a VERY long time and these are the Goldilocks. Fit is great with excellent heel retention. Single BOA and a velcro strap makes adjustments simple. Sole is plenty stiff for power transmission without being uncomfortable for all day rides. Good grippy soles (unlike Sidi) for those times you have to hike a bike. And made from a sturdy material that is easy to clean. Just a great all around shoe.
Shimano XC5 MTB Shoes Black Dark Grey - 40
Delivery $65.99
I'm coming from a set of Shimano R088s size 46 that my feet got a little too "fat" for. Bought these shoes and a size up (47) based on the guidelines of Shimano's website. The length is a huge difference, but they fit fine while testing them around the house. So I mount them, and try to get some time in on the bike. The wide plastic piece the BoA string goes through was the worst idea possible. Unlike the rest of the shoe thats a soft material that wraps around your foot, that plastic piece will dig into the side of your foot. I cant get more than 10 minutes of biking while its on the trainer without that pieces making it feel like there is a quarter in my shoe sticking in my foot. I wish I could have given these shoes a different rating because they look great, and ... MoreI'm coming from a set of Shimano R088s size 46 that my feet got a little too "fat" for. Bought these shoes and a size up (47) based on the guidelines of Shimano's website. The length is a huge difference, but they fit fine while testing them around the house. So I mount them, and try to get some time in on the bike. The wide plastic piece the BoA string goes through was the worst idea possible. Unlike the rest of the shoe thats a soft material that wraps around your foot, that plastic piece will dig into the side of your foot. I cant get more than 10 minutes of biking while its on the trainer without that pieces making it feel like there is a quarter in my shoe sticking in my foot. I wish I could have given these shoes a different rating because they look great, and while a huge length difference between the 46 and 47, they felt great while sitting down. Strap them down, and start peddling, no thank you!
I have been a loyal Shimano product fan for decades. Until now. These shoes were poorly made. The waterproof coating was sprayed on in such a way that it blocked most of the air holes around the shoe. The last had a large pucker in the fabric on the inside of each foot. And, in spite of checking 3 sizes to get the correct size; these shoes were very uncomfortable and hurt my feet. Shimano Canada has been good and accepted my request to return these shoes. Waiting for a refund.
Iâve been riding mountain bikes for a VERY long time and these are the Goldilocks. Fit is great with excellent heel retention. Single BOA and a velcro strap makes adjustments simple. Sole is plenty stiff for power transmission without being uncomfortable for all day rides. Good grippy soles (unlike Sidi) for those times you have to hike a bike. And made from a sturdy material that is easy to clean. Just a great all around shoe.
The shoes fit perfectly, thereâs a lot of adjustability. They look clean and feel great, theyâre solid and have better grip and feel than what I expected. I was thinking of getting a different pair but the extra cost was well worth it. The shipping was very fast, kept me well informed. No complaints from me.
It took three pairs of these shoes to finally find the right fit. Based on my experience, I recommend sizing-up, especially if you are in-between the available sizes.I have had great luck with other brands, especially Giro, but I wanted to try something new. This is my first pair of shoes with a BOA system and I'm pleased with the results. The build quality, comfort and style are spot-on as well. The price was right as well. I have about 300 miles on them at this point, 10k+ feet of climb... so far, so good.Long-winded, additional details: As for fit, I generally wear a 43.5 in a regular width for most cycling applications. Upon occasion 43.5 can be ever-so-slightly too big, so I tend to tighten the buckles/straps/laces close to the maximum or simply size down ... MoreIt took three pairs of these shoes to finally find the right fit. Based on my experience, I recommend sizing-up, especially if you are in-between the available sizes.I have had great luck with other brands, especially Giro, but I wanted to try something new. This is my first pair of shoes with a BOA system and I'm pleased with the results. The build quality, comfort and style are spot-on as well. The price was right as well. I have about 300 miles on them at this point, 10k+ feet of climb... so far, so good.Long-winded, additional details: As for fit, I generally wear a 43.5 in a regular width for most cycling applications. Upon occasion 43.5 can be ever-so-slightly too big, so I tend to tighten the buckles/straps/laces close to the maximum or simply size down to a 43. The Shimano XC502 shoes barely slipped on to my foot in a 43. Given the impossibly snug fit of the 43, I foolishly ordered the 44 high volume shoe. The HV space was way too loose. Ultimately, sizing-up to the 44 worked. The best aspect of this purchase/return/purchase/return/purchase saga was working with Competitive Cyclist and their "gearheads." They made the entire process as easy as possible and I appreciate it.
Paid just over $100 for these which seems like a fantastic value. I'm an occasional gravel rider and needed to replace my 10 year old entry level pair of pearl izumi's, which were falling apart beyond what gorilla glue could repair. I'm used to the boa adjuster as my road shoes are Shimano rc7's. I didn't find these at all uncomfortable and was surprised how lightweight these were compared to my old off-road shoes. My US shoe size is mens 12.5. I ordered the 48 which was actually a smidge too big, I'm sure the 47 would have been fine. Either way I didn't find anything about these shoes to be uncomfortable, small running, or too narrow.
The 46 wide is not wide enough. For comparison, a Sidi Dominator 46 mega (wide) fits perfectly with a thin OTC orthotic and a wool sock. The length of the shimano shoes is a little shorter in comparison, and the shape of the shoe cuts across my toes, and it is nowhere near as wide. I typically donât need wide shoes (dress shoes, hiking shoes, running shoes, etc., are all regular width), but cycling shoes tend to be cut very narrow so the wider versions work better.. Cycling shoes should be snug, but with enough room to wiggle your toes, otherwise youâre setting yourself up for âhot footâ and other issues.
I have VERY wide feet (4E). These are BARELY wide enough. I did compare them to my previous Shimano shoes (wide) and these SH-XC502-WIDE are definitely narrower than my previous shoes. Come on Shimano, what are you doing?! I believe they will stretch a little with use, but time will tell. Other than that, I really like the boa setup and the fit around the ankle. The shoe does feel fairly comfortable other than a little narrow for my feet. I haven't gone on any decent rides yet (I'm still waiting for things to dry up in my area after the spring thaw) so, I haven't been able to assess their comfort on long rides.
Easy in and easy out for these shoes. They fit perfectly (size 45 = menâs US 10.5). Not hard to walk around in when not clipped into the pedals. I wouldnât hike the Appalachian Trail in them, but perfectly fine to walk for a while. I tried on a different brand and didnât like how hard they were to get into. These are consistently easy, but my foot stays well anchored on the bike.
