Designed to deliver your best performance ride after ride, the all-new Vaypor S has received more than just a facelift with the latest BOA Li2 Fit System, providing an even more precise, secure and micro-adjustable fit. Promising speed, comfort and years of faithful service thanks to its anatomically correct shaping, heat moldable construction, and upgraded 316 marine grade stainless steel cleat t-nuts, the Vaypor S continues to raise the standard of professional-level road cycling shoes. Built to meet the rigours of the WorldTour and crafted for those who demand the finest, the all-new Vaypor S delivers the most biomechanically correct platform currently available.
Designed to deliver your best performance ride after ride, the all-new Vaypor S has received more than just a facelift with the latest BOA Li2 Fit System, providing an even more precise, secure and micro-adjustable fit. Promising speed, comfort and years of faithful service thanks to its anatomically correct shaping, heat moldable construction, and upgraded 316 marine grade stainless steel cleat t-nuts, the Vaypor S continues to raise the standard of professional-level road cycling shoes. Built to meet the rigours of the WorldTour and crafted for those who demand the finest, the all-new Vaypor S delivers the most biomechanically correct platform currently available.
Designed to deliver your best performance ride after ride, the all-new Vaypor S has received more than just a facelift with the latest BOA Li2 Fit System, providing an even more precise, secure and micro-adjustable fit. Promising speed, comfort and years of faithful service thanks to its anatomically correct shaping, heat moldable construction, and upgraded 316 marine grade stainless steel cleat t-nuts, the Vaypor S continues to raise the standard of professional-level road cycling shoes. Built to meet the rigours of the WorldTour and crafted for those who demand the finest, the all-new Vaypor S delivers the most biomechanically correct platform currently available.
Designed to deliver your best performance ride after ride, the all-new Vaypor S has received more than just a facelift with the latest BOA Li2 Fit System, providing an even more precise, secure and micro-adjustable fit. Promising speed, comfort and years of faithful service thanks to its anatomically correct shaping, heat moldable construction, and upgraded 316 marine grade stainless steel cleat t-nuts, the Vaypor S continues to raise the standard of professional-level road cycling shoes. Built to meet the rigours of the WorldTour and crafted for those who demand the finest, the all-new Vaypor S delivers the most biomechanically correct platform currently available.
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Bont - Vaypor S Li2 Road Shoe White, 45
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Vaypor S Cycling Shoe - Men's White, 45.0
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originally posted on sigmasports.com
I've always found most shoes quite narrow, and cycling shoes seem to be even worse than anything else. Other cycling shoes left me with thrombin, numb and painful feet after 40 to 60 mins. The toe box on these are naturally bigger anyway, plus the extra width and they are perfect. Follow the size guide, draw round your foot, and add around 5mm and you can't go wrong. Still to thermal mould them, but I've used them a few times and know the spots that start to cause a little issue. Overall, highly recommended.
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Heat molding for me was an absolute must, especially since my foot width was at the max for the Normal width. Im a bit of a shoe fanatic, so Ive tried and used Specialized, Northwave, Lake, Sidi, Shimano, Louis Garneau road and MTB shoes. My favorites had been Shimano, mainly b/c they seemed to take a utilitarian approach: design the shoe to fit the foot, not fashion. Well, Shimano went in the fashion direction with their S-Phyre shoes-the RC9 has a more pointed shape and the wide version is narrower than the standard Shimano 321 shoe. So, after 1 season of the RC9 I started getting such pains that I had to ride with the front BOA dial completely undone. I fell in love with the BOA dials, but I needed a shoe with a shape that would accommodate my foot. So, my search ... MoreHeat molding for me was an absolute must, especially since my foot width was at the max for the Normal width. Im a bit of a shoe fanatic, so Ive tried and used Specialized, Northwave, Lake, Sidi, Shimano, Louis Garneau road and MTB shoes. My favorites had been Shimano, mainly b/c they seemed to take a utilitarian approach: design the shoe to fit the foot, not fashion. Well, Shimano went in the fashion direction with their S-Phyre shoes-the RC9 has a more pointed shape and the wide version is narrower than the standard Shimano 321 shoe. So, after 1 season of the RC9 I started getting such pains that I had to ride with the front BOA dial completely undone. I fell in love with the BOA dials, but I needed a shoe with a shape that would accommodate my foot. So, my search began. The Bont shoe is by its very shape a more logical approach to cycling shoe design-we need something shaped like our foot when its pressing down. Most shoes try to accommodate foot shapes by having a sole somewhat narrower than the foot, with an upper that is wider than the sole, and then its up to the upper to accommodate (or not) your foot shape. Bont essentially reverses this idea-the sole is wider and tub shaped, and made of moldable carbon to accommodate the foot. If your foot is slightly widerthan the sole you will be in pain-the sides of the carbon tub will crush your foot. This is unlikely for most people b/c the sole shape is not pointy and narrow to begin with. When you mold the shoe properly, the tub part will flex and accommodate your unique foot shape, resulting in a shoe that almost feels like the sole is from a Birkenstock sandal. Its ironically weird to not have my foot being pinched to a point and in discomfort-Im trying to get used to the comfort! One thing Ive done to help my transition is to use my heat moldable Shimano insoles-the stock Bont insoles dont provide any arch support whatsoever. Im sure many people could do such a good job with the heat molding that they might not need a different insole, so Im not really knocking Bont here. Its just that Ive been using the same type of insoles for over ten years that I just cant get used to a shoe without them. The sole is absolutely thinner than Shimanos, and feels stiffer-probably b/c there isnt a single millimeter of my foot thats not supported by it. Im looking forward to racing with these shoes next season!
originally posted on sigmasports.com
Like most cyclists, I've tried a few different styles of shoe (ratchet, Velcro, boa, lace) so feel well placed to say what works well (for me anyway). Long story short, tried Specialized Boa's years back, liked the Boa, but the shoe itself was not very well, foot shaped... Step in Bont. I've been on Bont for about 4 years now, and the shape, proper anatomical fit, weight and stiffness are second to none.Honestly the main reason for getting these other than the great price compared to all other shoes on the market, were replacing my tired Vaypor+ shoes. They used a ratchet design that was a bit more bulky looking maybe, and vulnerable if you crashed. So once Bont combined Boa with their design, knew I was onto a winner with upgrading. Superb fit (even before the ... MoreLike most cyclists, I've tried a few different styles of shoe (ratchet, Velcro, boa, lace) so feel well placed to say what works well (for me anyway). Long story short, tried Specialized Boa's years back, liked the Boa, but the shoe itself was not very well, foot shaped... Step in Bont. I've been on Bont for about 4 years now, and the shape, proper anatomical fit, weight and stiffness are second to none.Honestly the main reason for getting these other than the great price compared to all other shoes on the market, were replacing my tired Vaypor+ shoes. They used a ratchet design that was a bit more bulky looking maybe, and vulnerable if you crashed. So once Bont combined Boa with their design, knew I was onto a winner with upgrading. Superb fit (even before the custom mold), and a great design with the retro-styling alongside the modern tech. I expect I shall have these shoes many seasons like my past Bont's until I have either done too many miles in them, or sense a change in the fashion department.Either way, I'll be going Bont shoes again and again long after.
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Bont - Vaypor S Li2 Road Shoe White, 45
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Bont Cycling Vaypor S Cycling Shoes Standard / 45/10.5
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Bont Cycling Vaypor S Cycling Shoes Standard / 45/10.5
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Bont Vaypor S Carbon Road Shoe White, 45
Free delivery between 13–18 May
BONT VAYPOR S LI2 WHITE STANDARD FIT - WHITE / 45 / Standard Fit
Free delivery between 12–19 May
I've always found most shoes quite narrow, and cycling shoes seem to be even worse than anything else. Other cycling shoes left me with thrombin, numb and painful feet after 40 to 60 mins. The toe box on these are naturally bigger anyway, plus the extra width and they are perfect. Follow the size guide, draw round your foot, and add around 5mm and you can't go wrong. Still to thermal mould them, but I've used them a few times and know the spots that start to cause a little issue. Overall, highly recommended.
Heat molding for me was an absolute must, especially since my foot width was at the max for the Normal width. Im a bit of a shoe fanatic, so Ive tried and used Specialized, Northwave, Lake, Sidi, Shimano, Louis Garneau road and MTB shoes. My favorites had been Shimano, mainly b/c they seemed to take a utilitarian approach: design the shoe to fit the foot, not fashion. Well, Shimano went in the fashion direction with their S-Phyre shoes-the RC9 has a more pointed shape and the wide version is narrower than the standard Shimano 321 shoe. So, after 1 season of the RC9 I started getting such pains that I had to ride with the front BOA dial completely undone. I fell in love with the BOA dials, but I needed a shoe with a shape that would accommodate my foot. So, my search ... MoreHeat molding for me was an absolute must, especially since my foot width was at the max for the Normal width. Im a bit of a shoe fanatic, so Ive tried and used Specialized, Northwave, Lake, Sidi, Shimano, Louis Garneau road and MTB shoes. My favorites had been Shimano, mainly b/c they seemed to take a utilitarian approach: design the shoe to fit the foot, not fashion. Well, Shimano went in the fashion direction with their S-Phyre shoes-the RC9 has a more pointed shape and the wide version is narrower than the standard Shimano 321 shoe. So, after 1 season of the RC9 I started getting such pains that I had to ride with the front BOA dial completely undone. I fell in love with the BOA dials, but I needed a shoe with a shape that would accommodate my foot. So, my search began. The Bont shoe is by its very shape a more logical approach to cycling shoe design-we need something shaped like our foot when its pressing down. Most shoes try to accommodate foot shapes by having a sole somewhat narrower than the foot, with an upper that is wider than the sole, and then its up to the upper to accommodate (or not) your foot shape. Bont essentially reverses this idea-the sole is wider and tub shaped, and made of moldable carbon to accommodate the foot. If your foot is slightly widerthan the sole you will be in pain-the sides of the carbon tub will crush your foot. This is unlikely for most people b/c the sole shape is not pointy and narrow to begin with. When you mold the shoe properly, the tub part will flex and accommodate your unique foot shape, resulting in a shoe that almost feels like the sole is from a Birkenstock sandal. Its ironically weird to not have my foot being pinched to a point and in discomfort-Im trying to get used to the comfort! One thing Ive done to help my transition is to use my heat moldable Shimano insoles-the stock Bont insoles dont provide any arch support whatsoever. Im sure many people could do such a good job with the heat molding that they might not need a different insole, so Im not really knocking Bont here. Its just that Ive been using the same type of insoles for over ten years that I just cant get used to a shoe without them. The sole is absolutely thinner than Shimanos, and feels stiffer-probably b/c there isnt a single millimeter of my foot thats not supported by it. Im looking forward to racing with these shoes next season!
Like most cyclists, I've tried a few different styles of shoe (ratchet, Velcro, boa, lace) so feel well placed to say what works well (for me anyway). Long story short, tried Specialized Boa's years back, liked the Boa, but the shoe itself was not very well, foot shaped... Step in Bont. I've been on Bont for about 4 years now, and the shape, proper anatomical fit, weight and stiffness are second to none.Honestly the main reason for getting these other than the great price compared to all other shoes on the market, were replacing my tired Vaypor+ shoes. They used a ratchet design that was a bit more bulky looking maybe, and vulnerable if you crashed. So once Bont combined Boa with their design, knew I was onto a winner with upgrading. Superb fit (even before the ... MoreLike most cyclists, I've tried a few different styles of shoe (ratchet, Velcro, boa, lace) so feel well placed to say what works well (for me anyway). Long story short, tried Specialized Boa's years back, liked the Boa, but the shoe itself was not very well, foot shaped... Step in Bont. I've been on Bont for about 4 years now, and the shape, proper anatomical fit, weight and stiffness are second to none.Honestly the main reason for getting these other than the great price compared to all other shoes on the market, were replacing my tired Vaypor+ shoes. They used a ratchet design that was a bit more bulky looking maybe, and vulnerable if you crashed. So once Bont combined Boa with their design, knew I was onto a winner with upgrading. Superb fit (even before the custom mold), and a great design with the retro-styling alongside the modern tech. I expect I shall have these shoes many seasons like my past Bont's until I have either done too many miles in them, or sense a change in the fashion department.Either way, I'll be going Bont shoes again and again long after.
Since switching to barefoot shoes my feet have returned to their natural wide shape and my cycling shoes became way too uncomfortable. Searching around these looked like some of the best high performance road shoes catering to wide feet and they certainly don't disappoint.Regarding sizing I measured carefully and followed the guidance and actually went 2x half sizes up, this still wasn't enough. Definitely measure carefully and go at least half or a whole size up. One very hassle free return and reorder later and 1.5 sizes bigger than the sizing guide suggested, these are the perfect fit. Loads of width in the to box and forefoot to accommodate wide feet but still able to achieve a really snug fit using the twin boas and having heat moulded to tighten the heel cup ... MoreSince switching to barefoot shoes my feet have returned to their natural wide shape and my cycling shoes became way too uncomfortable. Searching around these looked like some of the best high performance road shoes catering to wide feet and they certainly don't disappoint.Regarding sizing I measured carefully and followed the guidance and actually went 2x half sizes up, this still wasn't enough. Definitely measure carefully and go at least half or a whole size up. One very hassle free return and reorder later and 1.5 sizes bigger than the sizing guide suggested, these are the perfect fit. Loads of width in the to box and forefoot to accommodate wide feet but still able to achieve a really snug fit using the twin boas and having heat moulded to tighten the heel cup slightly.Finish quality is fantastic, they might be on the pricey side but they feel worth it. Really low profile styling and great ventilation for summer and indoor rides. The shoes are also incredibly light and stiff, with a really direct feel through the pedals.Great service and shopping experience from Sigma. Highly recommended!
These are the newest iterations of Bont's Vaypor S. Nothing has really changed since the last model except these come with the BOA Li2 dials, which i can say work very well. Bont's work well for some and not so well for others. If you find they work well with your feet, they are amazing. Make sure to use Bont's sizing guide available on their website before ordering. My pair ended up being a little too narrow for me but they do offer a wide version which i will most likely pull the trigger on.The soles are incredibly stiff...like no give at all. The heat moulding is straight forward and after a couple of rounds in the oven, youll find the configuration that works best for you.
I first ordered these as per the Bont Sizing Wizard which came up with a size 42 EU. These then arrived and were way too tight! I then sent them back (to which Sigma Sport were very welcoming) went one size up to a size 43 EU and this fitted well. So after all the reading up I did on the weird shoe sizing Bont uses due to the shape, they ended up requiring the same size as my previous Sidi shoes.On my first ride out I noticed a slight pressure point causing pain in both big toes, but I didnt want to heat mould them incase I changed the shape elsewhere which would cause more problems. My solution was to fit the insole from my previous Sidi shoes on top of the Bont insole. This was perfect! So I might suggest either using an old insole aswell or getting some custom ... MoreI first ordered these as per the Bont Sizing Wizard which came up with a size 42 EU. These then arrived and were way too tight! I then sent them back (to which Sigma Sport were very welcoming) went one size up to a size 43 EU and this fitted well. So after all the reading up I did on the weird shoe sizing Bont uses due to the shape, they ended up requiring the same size as my previous Sidi shoes.On my first ride out I noticed a slight pressure point causing pain in both big toes, but I didnt want to heat mould them incase I changed the shape elsewhere which would cause more problems. My solution was to fit the insole from my previous Sidi shoes on top of the Bont insole. This was perfect! So I might suggest either using an old insole aswell or getting some custom ones to get it just right.As for performance, straight away they felt really stiff - no flex at all. This was great in hill climbs (to which they lead me to my first win) but also on longer rides of 50-60 miles so the stiffness doesn't really cause any discomfort for me.I ordered them in complete black and they look the business, but not too flashy, stay classy.One minor setback for me has been the undersole, the matte finish seems to have been chipped off in some small areas, but nothing more than a flake.All in all, great shoe.
There are not many bicycle shops in Europe that sell high-quality wide fit shoes in small sizes. Before making the purchasing decision, I had practically narrowed my choice to two alternatives: Shimano SH-R321 and Specialized S-Works Road. The only problem was that I would have needed a size 39 in wide fit and that was not available anywhere: Shimano and Specialized do manufacture smaller sizes in wide fit as well but only sizes from 41 upwards are imported to Europe. In addition, only a few shops would even have offered standard width shoes in size 39. However, since I was very much afraid that the standard shoes would be too narrow for me, I continued my search and finally found Bont Vaypor S. My foot length is 232 mm and width 99 mm, so the Bont Size Wizard ... MoreThere are not many bicycle shops in Europe that sell high-quality wide fit shoes in small sizes. Before making the purchasing decision, I had practically narrowed my choice to two alternatives: Shimano SH-R321 and Specialized S-Works Road. The only problem was that I would have needed a size 39 in wide fit and that was not available anywhere: Shimano and Specialized do manufacture smaller sizes in wide fit as well but only sizes from 41 upwards are imported to Europe. In addition, only a few shops would even have offered standard width shoes in size 39. However, since I was very much afraid that the standard shoes would be too narrow for me, I continued my search and finally found Bont Vaypor S. My foot length is 232 mm and width 99 mm, so the Bont Size Wizard suggested size '39 Wide' as expected. In case my feet would have been just 2 mm narrower, the wizard would have changed the recommendation to '39 Standard'. Since '39 Wide' was not available (as usual), I pondered between '39 Standard' and '40 Wide' and finally decided to go one size up to get the wide fit. That was absolutely a right decision! Even though the '39 Wide' would certainly have been the best shoes for me - just too bad that size was not available anywhere - I am convinced that the '39 Standard' would have been too narrow and I would have had to return them. The '40 Wide' are some 5-10 mm too long but I can easily live with it because the fit is otherwise perfect. It feels almost like the shoes would have been molded to my feet. The modest medial arch support is great for me as I have a relatively high arch. I also very much like the shape of the heel cup and the stiff sides on both sides of the forefoot. The shoes look good - maybe not the coolest ones on the market but stylish enough. On top of that, the Boa closure system is super easy to adjust even on the ride. Even though the price tag is high, I can only recommend these shoes to anyone with similar feet. Excellent purchase!
The sizing is accurate but don’t forget to factor in any custom insole you use as this made me have to go up one size. The shoe is comfy for me but I heat moulded the shoe to make the heel fit better. I can now ride (not race) in these shoes without any of the boa dials tightened and that is the sign of a great fitting shoe. If you are not used to a very supportive shoe it may feel strange at first but it will be beneficial once you get used to it.
I purchased these for visibility on early morning rides and they are very bright and reflective.They lose points for comfort as the shoes are very stiff and it is essential to heat mould them. They would have been unwearable without moulding them.The heat mold process is simple although I’ve had to have numerous goes with each time gradually improving the fit and comfort and I’m still going with one foot to get it right.They are VERY stiff so great for cycling but very different to your normal shoe. I’ve worn sidi for years and they are comfortable out of the box. These will be great once I get them sorted but I’m not quite there yet.
I was expecting something very moldable like the italian brand technica boots,for 400 dollars— I hardly notice any change at 160F. I called and Bont said its only a slight change. then they’ve worn very quickly! After only 2000 mile the the heal and vent cover pieces have fallen off. The bolt holding the heal is plain steel and has rusted in place and now needs to be drilled out. I guess bont didn’t count on sweet, or real interest in moldability. I think I’ll try Lake when I give up on these.
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