Bont Riot TR+ Triathlon Cycling Shoes

IMPORTANT: DO NOT ORDER THE SAME US / EU / UK SIZE YOU CURRENTLY WEAR.

Because of their carbon “bathtub” construction, Bont Cycling shoes need extra internal length in front of your toes. As a result, your Bont size may be larger than the size of your current cycling shoes.

Ordering too small is the most common sizing mistake.

Already own cycling shoes? Start here:

Use our Brand Comparison tool to convert the size of your current cycling shoes to the recommended Bont Cycling size.

BRAND COMPARISON TOOL

Check the CM / JP / MM number inside your current shoes

The CM/JP or MM number is much more useful than comparing EU, US or UK sizes.

For example:

Your current shoe label: CM 28 (MM 280 millimetres)

Look for an internal shoe length of 280 mm in the Bont Cycling size chart.

If your toes currently touch the front of your shoes, don't try to replicate that fit. Choose a longer internal length.

No other cycling shoes to compare with? Measure your feet.

To find your Bont Cycling shoe size, download and print our measuring sheet in A4 or US Letter size, then follow the instructions carefully.

Stand barefoot and use a straight edge to mark the tip of your longest toe and the widest point of your forefoot. Check your measurements with a ruler to make sure the length and width are accurate.

NO PRINTER?

1. Place a sheet of paper against a wall.
2. Stand barefoot with your heel lightly touching the wall.
3. Put your full body weight on your foot.
4. Mark the tip of your longest toe.
5. Mark the widest points of your forefoot.
6. Measure in millimetres.
7. Repeat with your other foot.
8. Choose your size based on your larger foot.

CHOOSE YOUR LENGTH

Example: If your bare foot is 278 mm long, you should choose size 45/10.5, which has an internal length of 285 mm.

CHOOSE YOUR WIDTH

The width chart gives a fit recommendation; it does not show the actual internal width of the shoe.

Measure the width of your forefoot, then add 2–3 mm to find the best-fitting width.

Foot width is only one factor of fit. Foot volume, shape and existing pressure points also matter, so our recommendations include an allowance based on more than 20 years of fitting experience.

If you regularly experience numbness, pressure or uncomfortable pressure points in cycling shoes, consider the Wide fit even if your measurement is close to the upper end of the Standard range.

We don't make barefoot-style shoes – we design our cycling shoes around the natural shape of the human foot.