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Bont a-one road shoes
The carbon sole wraps up the sides of the foot on all sides for a highly supportive fit
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The main strap pulls the foot down and back into the deep heel cup, virtually eliminating slip
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The perforated tongue is generously padded with high-density memory foam to prevent pressure on the instep
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Vents in the toe cap help draw in cooling air
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Both the microfiber upper and carbon sole are fully heat moldable for a custom fit
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Though light and stiff, the handbuilt construction also leaves visible glue lines and raw-looking edges
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A recently added toe protector prevents scuffing during walking
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Both the heel and toe treads are replaceable
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The main ratchet features half-step adjustment for a fine-tunable fit
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The Bont a-one road shoes use a monocoque construction and a bathtub-style carbon 'chassis' for an ultra-stiff and very light package
Photo credit © Greg Johnson