Remove the insoles and open the shoes fully. Stuff them with crumpled newspaper to absorb moisture—replace the newspaper after a few hours if they are very wet. Let them air dry at room temperature. Never place them on a radiator, heater, or use a hair dryer on high heat, as this can delaminate the waterproof membrane and damage the synthetic materials. Drying typically takes 12–24 hours depending on how wet they got.
Cycling Shoes · Winter / Cold Weather Cycling Shoes
How do I dry winter cycling shoes after a wet ride?
Related gear types
If this answer nudged you toward a different style, these guides compare specs and trade-offs.

Road Cycling Shoes
$80 – $550
Lightweight, stiff-soled shoes optimized for maximum power transfer on paved surfaces.
ultra-stiff sole3-bolt cleat compatibilityminimal tread

Mountain Bike Clipless Shoes
$70 – $400
Rugged, walkable shoes with recessed cleats for off-road riding and hiking sections.
2-bolt cleat compatibilityrecessed cleat pocketlugged rubber outsole

Commuter / Urban Cycling Shoes
$60 – $200
Walkable, casual-looking cycling shoes designed for daily commuting and city riding.
recessed 2-bolt cleatflexible sole for walkingcasual styling
More questions
- Do I really need winter cycling shoes, or are overshoes good enough?
- What size should I buy compared to my summer cycling shoes?
- Can I use winter cycling shoes with my road bike and 3-bolt pedals?
- Why do my feet still get cold in winter cycling shoes?
