DMT Flash Carbon Shoes


  • Average Rating: 5/5
  • MSRP: $ 350.00
  • # of Reviews: 3

Product Description

This shoe has been specifically designed to improve performance during cycling, a target that was initially archieved with the SLHC (Super Light Hardened Carbon) sole. Light yet rigid SLHC soles ensure maximum adherence of the foot on the pedal, thus guaranteeing excellent performances and optimal riding experience. The uppers have been designed using the famous SL-SF Concept (Seamless+Sockfit Concept) technology, without seams or overlapping to assure maximum snugness and remove pressure points on critical areas like the big and little toes.


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:4
Submitted by mspeak a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: March 2, 2009

Strengths:    Killer looks, weight, stiffness and they fit my feet

Weaknesses:    Wish they had a better colour than silver/yellow and the ventilation is not as good as Sidi

Bottom Line:   
I wear a 4E sneaker and find shoes in general to not fit my wide foot well. I have a pair of Sidi Dominator Megas for my MBT that make my big toe go numb. So bad is the numbness that I cannot get off my bike to run when doing Cross. Therfore needed an alternative to Sidi. Somone on this site recommended these shoes as having a wide toe box and narrow heal. I found out my LBS had them on clearance so I tried them on and Voila...the fit like a glove. Stiff, light and fit my feet...what more could I ask for

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Favorite Ride:   Canondale System 6

Price Paid:    $225.00

Purchased At:   Racer Sportif

Similar Products Used:   Sidi Dominators, Sidi Genius 5

Bike Setup:   Cannondale System six, Ultegra SL, Ksyrium and Hutchinson Tubeless


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Seattlelovemonger a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: January 26, 2009

Strengths:    sleek,sexy,light,stiff

Weaknesses:    carbon sole

Bottom Line:   
These shoes are great!!!..I have the Silver/Yellow size 45...I bought them on Ebay new for less than half the price on Amazon or most E bike shops...these are crazy mad light...very comfortable...only issue I have is carbon soles...when scratched looks like cracked glass...the best thing that I like is the look....sleek and sexy...worth it!!!...also try DMT Mag Force....great Italian shoes...better than the super trendy Sidi in my opinion

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Favorite Ride:   K2 Redzone

Price Paid:    $100.00

Purchased At:   Ebay

Similar Products Used:   Scott Carbon, Specialized BG Pro



Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by William Ochowicz a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: April 23, 2008

Strengths:    stylish, comfortable and hold their form.

Weaknesses:    none

Bottom Line:   
these shoes rock. I have the white and blue model. I replaced the insoles with custom insoles but they are stiff and sexy. They are not hot in the summer and with simple booties or toe warmers they are warm in the winter.

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Favorite Ride:   Tuesday night worlds

Price Paid:    $350.00

Similar Products Used:   Northwave aerators.

Bike Setup:   Specialized S-Works.



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