Table of contents VerdictProsConsPedal compatibility of the CosmicWho should buy the Mavic CosmicWho should NOT buy this bike shoeClose fit of the Mavic CosmicWho should buy the Mavic CosmicAnd if you want to stay on the budget but still want to get a BOA road shoe, try the
Overview

Our verdict

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This Mavic footwear’s DNA is made for everyday road cycling sessions. It possesses the ideal blend of efficient power transfer and long-lasting comfort. With its wallet-friendly price tag, it's no wonder why the Mavic Cosmic is an attractive cycling shoe for those new to the scene.

Pros

  • Lightweight
  • Locked-down fit
  • Top 17% most popular cycling shoes
  • Comfort for long rides
  • Breathable
  • Good power transfer
  • Affordable

Cons

  • Fits tight
  • Velcro is fiddly for some

Pedal compatibility of the Cosmic

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Good power transfer brand’s high-end road shoes but at a more reasonable price. This could benefit many beginner riders who are looking for efficient road shoes without cashing out a big amount.

Who should NOT buy this bike shoe

If you are not a fan of Velcro straps and find adjusting all three of them quite fiddly, consider getting the A fine line between stiffness and comfort. It features a Mavic Ergo Dial which is similar to the BOA closure.

The Mavic Cosmic bike shoe could be a great companion for aspiring road cyclists Road Comp BOA by Scott.

Who should NOT buy this bike shoe

The Mavic Cosmic shoe offers a fine balance of comfort and energy transfer which is appreciated by entry-level cyclists. The stiffness index of the outsole has a rating of 50 out of 100 on the brand’s chart. Cyclists find this rigidity to be optimal for keeping up the pace on their rides. At the same time, they take note of the slight spring in the sole as well as the softness in the OrthoLite insert which make the shoe comfortable enough for long hours of pedaling. 

Precise fit of the Mavic Cosmic

And if you want to stay on the budget but still want to get a BOA road shoe, try the road shoe’s three-bolt cleat system, also known as Look Delta. Some of the pedals that confuse well with this footwear are Garmin Vector 3 Power Meter, Shimano Ultegra PD-R8000, and Time Xpresso 2.

Who should buy the Mavic Cosmic

Aside from the perforations all throughout the shoe's upper, breathability is enhanced by the air pockets in the outsole. Riders are happy with this setup as it maintains a good amount of airflow, keeping the foot nice and fresh.

And if you want to stay on the budget but still want to get a BOA road shoe, try the

The Cosmic bike shoe features an updated anatomic last with a precise heel hold and a rounded toe box. The reviewers do find it very form-fitting, but unfortunately, too tight for those with wider feet. However, for an average-sized foot, the forefoot offers enough room that prevents the toes from being cramped.

The tightness is regulated by three Velcro straps. The setup allows for a bit more customizable fit in different parts of the shoe.