🚴 Men's Outdoor Cycling-Compatible Shoes for Spinning on Peloton Review

I like its design with an adjustable rotating handle very easy to insert and put on. It can stay taut for efficient power transfer while riding. I usually wear a US size 9, I ordered a size 42 which is a bit larger and wider than my other cycling shoes. I wear it every day on the way to work. It's very comfortable, thanks for this breathable design. It appears bluish in image, approaches purple in sunlight, and is fully reflective at night, a must-have for cyclists.

Friends want to ride long distance bikes so I needed shoes that would work with my new pedals where I found these that looked great and I had to try them. I wasn't disappointed, they work great. very well made, solid construction, easy to turn on and off and also very comfortable. The shoes fit perfectly and I love the color just like the picture where I bought them. No cons, excellent shoes that I am very happy with the purchase.

Perfect fit! I have wide flat feet. Average $9.5-10 men's feet. I ordered 9.5. They fit very well. Could have been a half size smaller as the material is very soft. My old couple had tougher stuff. They breathe well because they have few air holes. I think they can also breathe a bit through the holes in the soles of the shoes. Although cycling in the rain might not be much fun. Very happy with how soft they are. You dress well. Even on my bony legs! Delayed shipping and took about a week…

I'm not an avid cyclist, more like leisure and exercise, so I wasn't looking for expensive, high-end cycling shoes for my 2-bolt/SPD pedal system. They had a high rating and I hoped they would meet all the requirements and so far I am satisfied. I can have OCD and they get dirty easily, obviously they are white but at least I was hoping they were easy to clean too. I have to use WD40 or a toothbrush with warm water + detergent to get rid of tire stains or grease that might get on it, it's a…

These shoes fit me after modifying them. In the factory condition, the tongue of these shoes is too short. The end (top edge) of the tongue touches the top of the wearer's foot right where it begins to curve into the ankle. It was very annoying so I cut off about 10cm to shorten it. Now they are fine. I also replaced the insole with an Adidas insole. The original insole has protruding bulges at the front, which I also found uncomfortable. I've never seen a footbed like this in any other pair of

Got these when I saw them on facebook, they looked good and were cheap. So we went ahead and ordered them. When they got here, they pleasantly surprised us. The color change of our matte color is amazing, the shoes (size 6) are quite light, around 235g per shoe. (Sorry, I'm European and don't use the imperial system). The shoes are very nice, with excellent stitching and look like a solid finca. Oh, and they come with two screws for each shoe, so four in total. And two pretty, cute bracelets…

This is a durable pair of cycling shoes whether you use 3 or 2 bolt cleats. The shoes are very comfortable, the size corresponds to the table. The shoe is suitable for most if not all foot types. The back shell is well padded and the top itself is comfortable. The shoes had boa dials, 2 to exactly what you would normally see on more expensive shoes, the nylon lower sole isn't the stiffest but that doesn't make it a bad shoe. A softer nylon sole can help with foot pain. I've worn shoes with my…

I wasn't sure about these shoes because the ones I bought from Peloton hurt me. I kept walking and told them to think that if they hurt themselves, they would come back. When they arrived I tried them on with my regular training socks and decided to wear them in the living room. I had to get used to them for the first few minutes because they don't look like normal shoes due to the pedal lock at the front and the heel at the back. The only thing I noticed was that they didn't hurt my legs. Then

I've been racing for 40 years and finding comfortable shoes has been my enemy for the last 20 years as I've grown. Shoe size 11, wide foot, 240 pounds, I'm not a skinny guy. In fact, my cycling physique is called a Clydesdale. I know. How charming! I started in my family's peloton about a month ago and I've had some fantastic training sessions to my delight. I plan to keep going until the weather improves and I can get going. My road shoes use a different type of cleat that doesn't work on…