The Q36.5 Dottore Clima Road Cycling shoes are built for uncompromising performance in hot conditions. They deliver an unmatched combination of ventilation, stability, and pedaling efficiency. The seamless UNIBODY knitted upper wraps the foot in a sock-like fit, eliminating pressure points while maximizing airflow. This lightweight construction uses variable densities strategically placed for zoned support and breathability, entirely free of TPU reinforcements or glue for even greater ventilation.

The aerospace-grade carbon outsole, inspired by biomimetic principles, mirrors the natural movement of the foot. Its zone-mapped structure offers a rebound effect that enhances power transfer while reducing tendon strain and muscular fatigue. Inside, the custom-shaped last provides firm heel retention and an ergonomic fit through the midfoot, while the roomy toe box accommodates a wide range of foot shapes without sacrificing performance.

An integrated Power Wrap Support system reinforces the upper with thermoplastic overlays, increasing midfoot stability without compromising the shoe’s breathable feel. The BOA Fit System offers precise micro-adjustability on the flyeven with gloves onand works in unison with the upper structure to secure the foot for high-effort riding. Finally, Solestar insoles place the foot in its Optimal Neutral Position, improving energy transfer, posture, and long-term comfort.

Whether you’re climbing under the sun or sprinting in a summer crit, the Dottore Clima is engineered to keep you cool, comfortable, and powerful.

Key Features

• UNIBODY Knitted Upper Seamless, breathable structure eliminates pressure points and maximizes airflow
• Aerospace Carbon Outsole Zone-mapped for natural flex, energy rebound, and superior power transfer
• Power Wrap Support Reinforced upper provides midfoot stability and a locked-in feel
• BOA Fit System Dual-dial micro-adjustment allows quick tuning for optimal fit and hold
• Solestar Insole Supports the foot in a neutral position to enhance comfort and eliminate wattage loss