Spiuk enriches and completes the range of mid-range road footwear. Bruma and Bruma Carbon they are based on the same concept, with the possibility of choosing the sole material, in nylon or carbon.
Soft and enveloping upper, a Boa Li2 rotor, and attention to detail make for an elegant shoe with a very attractive price. The Carbon version has a list price of €179,90, while the one with the standard sole is offered at €129,90. Considering their market positioning, they are a step below the model ProfitLet's see the new one in detail Spiuk Bruma.
Spiuk Bruma, two in one
We liked to define it as a “two in one” shoe, because it combines some high-end technical features with details that make it easily usable even by those who practice road cycling in a more relaxed way, without competition. The single rotor positioned in the upper section offers a powerful yet adjustable closure, in any situation.
The entire shape of the shoe covers different needs, starting from those who need a wide-fitting shoe, up to those with a thinner and longer footAnd then there's the option to choose the sole material: carbon for those who want something more in terms of rigidity and responsiveness, or nylon for those who don't want greater softness.
A single rotor
The Boa Li2 rotor is slightly offset and positioned on the part Spiuk Bruma high/sideIt is easy to reach and operate. It acts on a cable that, particularly in the middle and lower section, crosses and forces the upper to wrap around the foot, while containing any movement of the body extremities. As always, it is worth highlighting the micrometric closure of Boa rotors.
An added value are the fabric loops, real guides for the cable, a solution designed to eliminate any plastic inserts. Comfort benefits from itThe Spiuk Bruma is available in three different color schemes: white, light blue, and an acid-green-yellow colorway.
The sole is well made
Made of carbon or nylon, as with other Spiuk shoes, the sole is a significant added value. Regardless of the construction material, it adopts the same design, with a neutral arch, as well as the support in the arch area is also neutral. These two aspects allow the Bruma to have no limits when worn and to best interface with customized insoles.
The shoe is designed for a three-screw cleat. There are two front vents for air intake, plus a central one. Softer inserts at the front and back protect the sole and increase grip when dismounting.
