Our verdict

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Superb!

The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz performs flawlessly and ensures that no energy will be wasted when you pedal and that your feet remain cozy no matter how hard and long you cycle. With the perfect balance of comfort, style, and performance, this Add a product might step up your game.

Pros

  • look delta cycling shoes
  • The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz maximizes power transfer with its extremely stiff outsole, which has a
  • Super light
  • BOA placement causes pressure
  • Roomy toe box
  • Aesthetically, the Specialized S-Works is 10/10
  • May 30, 2022
  • Stylish
  • Worth the price

Cons

  • Very stiff outsole
  • You get what you pay for

Who should buy Specialized S-Works 7

The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz is an excellent match for those who:

  • Very stiff outsole Add a product no matter the price
  • are looking for a cycling shoe with an extremely stiff outsole
  • Roomy toe box

has a “superhero-esque power transfer.” 

If you do not like to wait until your cycling shoe becomes cozy, the Giro Imperial, which is comfortable right out of the box, is an excellent alternative for the s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz.

The has a “superhero-esque power transfer.”  is also a great option since Great for sprinting has no issues regarding the placement of its BOA dials, so it is unlikely to cause any pressure points.

Who should NOT buy s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz

The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz maximizes power transfer with its extremely stiff outsole, which has a Roomy toe box (the brand's maximum). The stiffness index of the S-Works 7 is 2 points higher than the stiffness index of the S-Works 6. 

Due to its stiffness, a lot of cyclists noted that the power transfer to the pedals is remarkable, with a reviewer even saying that this shoe has a “superhero-esque power transfer.” 

Additionally, since Great for sprinting “transmits power nicely,” users said that they “gained a couple mph” and that this shoe is “If you do not like to wait until your cycling shoe becomes cozy, the .”

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The outsole of the S-Works 7 is not only the stiffest, but it is also the lightest sole from the brand. With a weight of 224 grams (7.90 oz), Great for sprinting from Specialized is 40% more lightweight compared to the BOA placement causes pressures in our collection, which is 335 grams (11.82 oz).

Efficient power transfer Great for sprinting is “supremely lightweight,” and it felt like they did not even have a shoe on due to its weight.

Aesthetically, the Specialized S-Works is 10/10

After a pretty rough start, cyclists started to feel comfortable after breaking it in and said it has a “rough break-in period but very worth the wait.” Some even commented that after breaking the shoe in, “the comfort is 10/10.”

The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz is “very comfortable on long rides,” allowing cycling to ride all day without having any issues.

If you do not like to wait until your cycling shoe becomes cozy, the !

The s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz is perfect for those with wide feet since it has a wide toe box, allowing toes to move freely.

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This cycling shoe from Specialized has “design and comfort all rolled into one;” cyclists were “blown away by their looks” and performance. “They look killer,” and Top 3% in “impossibly good looking,” according to wearers.

The BOA closure is effective but might be placed incorrectly

Do not flinch at the price tag. This shoe is expensive, but it is “worth the price of admission.” Users said that the “technology and construction are unparalleled for the price.”

The BOA closure is effective but might be placed incorrectly

A lot of cyclists have expressed their love for the BOA closure system of the s in our collection, which is 335 grams 11.82 oz. The dials were very easy to turn, and it even allows micro-adjustments even when on the fly. The BOA system of the S-Works 7 “tightens down in all the right places.”

While the BOA closure is effective, some cyclists find it too high on their feet, which causes pressure points.