Review: Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Pedal Shoes

Leatt DBX 3.0 shoe review. Leatt entered the highly competitive shoe market in 2020, so how does the DBX 3.0 stack up? Leatt finally achieved its goal of offering a complete rider outfit at the beginning of 2020 with the release of the brand’s first shoes. Leatt can now sell you a helmet, shorts, jersey and matching shoes, but to sway riders away from more established shoes on the market these new flats have to be pretty special. The Leatt range consists of a couple of shoes in both SPD and flat options, but the Leatt DBX 3.0 sits at the top of the flat shoe tree and promises to offer high-end performance, fit and features. In fact, it says right on the box that the DBX 3.0 offer “Unmatched Comfort. Ultimate Control” a bold claim for sure, but not dissimilar from the claims made by Five Ten, Ride Concept, Giro and others. Leatt DBX 3.0 Flat Shoe.Costing £95, the Leatt DBX 3.0 has similar pricing as rival shoes and the materials used and features included in the design are spot-on for a flat pedal shoe of this calibre. Leatt DBX 3.0 Design Leatt has used a synthetic leather upper, with a synthetic suede toe box that features ventilation on the DBX 3.0. The mid-height inner ankle design adds support and protection, while a moulded heel design and reinforced toe area ensure plenty of armour to shrug off rocks, roots and other trail nasties. Internally, Leatt has fitted the DBX...

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