SANDUGO MTB Mountain Bike Cycling Shoes for Men,2 Bolts Suitable All SPD Pedals(XC/AM), Compatible with Peloton Lightweight and Comfortable,Black

Initial thoughts: br>I'm quite pleased with these Sandugo MTB shoes after only a few hours of use. These size 10s are a little big on me, but that's okay. My shoe size is ten. Five pairs of Saucony and New Balance trail runners, Northface hiking boots, and my last pair of Giro Junction mountain bike shoes. They're just a smidgeon too small. I prefer a wide-ish toe box because my feet are a little flat. These shoes have a good toe box for my feet. In trail runners in the $50-$100 range, I rarely require additional assistance. 70 range. Similar to my Giros, these have very little arch support. After only ten minutes of walking around the house, my knees were beginning to hurt. It's a shame, because they look great, and I was excited to try out the mid-range model. To keep trail debris out, wear the top inner sock. Then I threw in a couple of extra insoles for good measure. I wore them for a few hours at work and found them to be quite comfortable. When walking on flat, hard flooring, they have a muted, wooden clog-like sound. On concrete, I did a little grinding of my Time ATAC cleats. br>br>After my first MTB ride:br>It was a fantastic experience! I feel more at ease walking around, loading equipment, driving to and from the ride than I do in my trusty Junctions. br>br>These shoes go great with my Time ATAC pedals and cleats. My cleats can't go back quite as far on the new shoes as they could on the Junctions, but it's not a problem. issue. (On the available cleat travel, I have them almost all the way back/down. ) )br>br>I had high expectations for the sock-related project. The inner fitting, for example, would function more like a gaiter. Unfortunately, I managed to get some trail screen in one of my shoes, but it was a muddy ride on the Front Range trail in the springtime. a fantastic lacing experience! br>br> The speed laces are similar to those found on Solomon trail running boots/shoes I've tried (Solomons, by the way, are always too narrow for me and hurt my arches). The laces, in my opinion, are both practical and stylish. They "clip" onto the bottom of the laces near the toes if you want them to, which is great. To take up some slack, I had to tie a double knot in each. The pull- The heel loops appear to be quite sturdy. br>br> Look. Cool. After adjusting the arch support, it's quite comfortable. They are extremely effective. Light and airy. I'm glad I went ahead and bought these MTB shoes for around $70. And black is the color of choice for everything.

Janelle McNeil

| Apr 25, 2021

At least, that's how I feel. These are some of my favorite shoes. In most Tennis shoes, I wear a size 11, but I had to return the 11s and order a size 12, which fit much better. They're probably a tad on the small side. If you're a size 11 or 11, this is the shoe for you. 5. If in doubt, order a size 12.

Karla GRIFFITHS

| Apr 02, 2021

These are a good fit and decent quality for the price, and are ideal for those who don't like the look of traditional road bike shoes. These should not, however, be used as a mountain bike shoe. I stepped in a puddle and got my foot wet because the sole isn't sealed from the outside. They should not be worn off-road or on a muddy trail because the midsole is exposed to the elements where the cleat attaches. However, they perform admirably on the street.

Kailani Lee

| Jan 10, 2021

Exceptionally well constructed. It's very relaxing. Also, it shouldn't be too extravagant. These shoes make me very happy. I'm a big fan of high heels. tops, which are well-suited to the angle. The elastic ankle provides a comfortable, but not too tight, fit. The shoes are well-made and durable, and I anticipate that they will last for a long time. Clips that snap into my Shimano Clipless Bicycle Pedals were easy to attach to the shoe. (I bought the shoe to match my new pedals, which are my first foray into non-traditional footwear. ) riding in a clip). Each shoe comes with four screws to hold any clips you might need. Without the clips, the shoes can be worn as good hard-soled shoes. The shoestrings are tightened by pulling the elastic strings and tightening with a slide clip (all in one piece). Given the high-heeled nature of the shoes, it took a few wears for me to figure out how to easily slip them on. The nature of the shoe is at the top. It only takes a few tries to figure out how to get around the top elastic. However, the shoes are comfortable right out of the box, and I had no problems with fit after only a few days of wearing them (I had previously worn tennis shoes). Others to whom I've introduced them. They've remarked on the quality, and when I mention the price, they're just as impressed with the dollar's worth. They appeal to me because they are unassuming and do not draw attention to themselves. Like a regular shoe, it's just black and white. I'm not an expert on bicycle shoes, but I did spend some time looking at others. The high- For me, the top feel was a big draw, but the quality and feel are just as good, if not better. I hope this has been of assistance. I also contacted the seller/manufacturer to express my gratitude, and Tina, their liaison, responded with a lovely and thoughtful note. It appears that the company is on top of things and hires employees who are both attentive and enthusiastic about biking! Oct 2021: br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br I'm still blown away by these shoes. They are in excellent condition. They've settled in nicely and are very cozy. I'm not sure what else I could ask for. They are a good match. I can firmly tighten them (they are not $300 shoes or ski boots, as some of the other reviewers have stated). They are very appealing to me. And because I like the brand, I purchased a second pair of their flat-bottomed biking shoes that can be used for biking, hiking, or simply walking.

Drew Jarvis

| Dec 02, 2021

These shoes felt very solid right out of the box. Although not particularly heavy, it is well-made from durable materials. The 'high top' design of these shoes drew me in. But, strictly speaking, they're not high tops. A high-cut sock liner that covers your ankle keeps rocks and sticks out of your shoes very well. br>Nearly all of my trail riding takes place in the woods, where there are numerous exposed, jagged rocks and roots. These shoes have proven to be extremely durable and effective in protecting my toes from multiple rock strikes. br>The sole of these shoes is the only thing I would change. On a knobby pedal, the rubber is a little too hard. Even when I ride Chester Race Face with the threaded knobs for maximum grip, the hard rubber soles occasionally feel slick. When I ride unclipped, my Crank Brothers Double Shot 2s have very little grip. br>Apart from that minor flaw, I'm very impressed with this shoe's comfort, fit, and durability. I would strongly suggest it.

Bjorn PICKERING

| Nov 26, 2021