Shimano’s AM9 shoes have a storied lineage that dates back well over a decade. There have been numerous revisions and model name changes over the years, but the overall concept remains the same – it’s still a flat-soled, clipless compatible shoe with a lace cover that’s aimed at enduro and DH riders.
It’s the catchy-sounding AM902 that’s reviewed here. Compared to the previous model (yes, it was called the AM901) the amount of toe protection has been increased, and the uppers have more perforations to increase the breathability.
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