Review on 🚵 Gavin Pro MTB Shoe: Quick Lace, ideal for SPD Cleat Compatible Mountain Biking by Sean Maples

As others have said, the clasp isn't a BOA, but it's close enough to give the same benefits. The shoes are true to size. Installing the spikes was fairly easy; At first there were a few metal burrs preventing the spike bolts from turning, but once I figured out what was going on they were easily removed with pliers. I initially found the upper of the shoe to be too stiff in the top front and uncomfortable on the front of the ankle. However, this resolved itself after about a week of commuting. Aeration - Mixing bag. It's pretty good, but I mostly drive to work and on rainy days the vents let a lot of water through. If you wear them when they're wet you'll need shoe covers even on days that aren't necessary with most shoes I've had. Overall I think it's a good choice and a lot cheaper. than comparable options.