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Fast transitions and efficient power define the Cosmic SLR Triathlon shoe for race day
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I’ve used these in short- and middle-distance races where every second in transition matters. The strap stays open and easy to grab, and once it’s closed the fit feels secure without fiddling. On the bike, the sole feels stiff and responsive, which really helps when you’re trying to settle into race pace fast."
The Cosmic SLR Triathlon shoe from Mavic is built for fast, efficient racing, where smooth transitions and immediate power transfer make a real difference. From flying out of T1 to locking into race cadence, this shoe is designed to disappear beneath us while keeping speed front and center. A carbon composite sole paired with a Matryx upper delivers a stable, supportive platform that maximizes pedaling efficiency without sacrificing comfort. The engineered strap wraps the foot quickly and securely, while a dedicated notch keeps the closure open and ready for fast transitions. Lightweight materials keep the shoe responsive and comfortable through the bike leg, helping us stay focused on effort, pacing, and the run ahead.
Details
- Triathlon-specific cycling shoe built for fast, efficient racing
- Carbon composite sole maximizes power transfer on the bike
- Matryx upper provides lightweight support and comfort
- Hook-and-loop strap delivers quick, secure foot retention
- Strap notch design speeds up transitions from swim to bike
- Lightweight construction supports sustained race efforts
- Item #MAVZ2A8
- Upper Material
- Matryx
- Closure
- hook-and-loop
- Sole
- carbon composite
- Cleat Compatibility
- 3-bolt
- Claimed Weight
- [single, size US 9.0/UK 8.5] 250g
- Activity
- triathlon

Mavic, Since 1889
From the first aluminum rim to the invention of the tubeless system, Mavic has never stopped improving. Thanks to its innovation, Mavic has left its mark on the history—and future—of cycling.