NIMBL ULTIMATE - ROAD SHOE

THE CHOICE OF (OLYMPIC) CHAMPIONS - Greg Van Avermaet's Weapon of Choice 
Professionals ride over 30.000 kilometres per year hence the world tour peloton is the ultimate testing ground for high-end performance products. For the 2021 season Nimbl is the choice of over 25 world class athletes that have sought new levels of performance through their shoes. Greg van Avermaet, rider of the AG2R Citroën team is one of them. The Olympic champion is known to be demanding on his equipment and approached nimbl to see whether we could jointly develop a new benchmark for power transfer, comfort and most importantly fit. The result of this development process: the ULTIMATE.

PRO-RIDER INPUT TO YOUR BENEFIT
Greg is a very articulate athlete capable of providing very specific, actionable input. Based on Greg’s feedback we have gone through many design iterations and numerous test samples were made to find the right fit and the optimal stiffness.

THE RESULT: A CLASSIC YET HIGH TECH LOOK - THE GvA LAUNCH EDITION
The basis of the Ultimate is our improved proprietary monocoque carbon chassis. The exposed carbon visibly underlines that the construction and assembly of our shoes is fundamentally different to all other mainstream brands.
As a man of details, Greg also had great influence on the design of the Launch edition of the ULTIMATE. The base of the design is majestically white microfiber upper finished with a white BOA® Fit System. Logically a golden touch is applied to an otherwise understated white design to match the rest of Greg’s kit. The result? You be the judge of that.

"At a very low weight of barely 200 grams the ULTIMATEs combine a very good fit with an ultra-stiff and stable carbon platform. At each new test sample, I felt my feedback was truly translated into improvement. When visiting the factory I witnessed the passion and craftsmanship that the nimbl crew put into the manual production of each pair of shoes. I truly believe that the nimbl ULTIMATEs present a new level of cycling shoe performance." - Greg van Avermaet