These shoes fit great. They seem to be holding up even though I've only had them for a few weeks. I use them as leisure shoes and after just a few weeks the colors are fading. Very disappointing considering I bought them for the bright colors.

I like platform pedals. So I wanted good shoes for cycling. This brand is great. I usually wear 12.5. and had to go back and get 13.

Great shoe for getting down and getting dirty on all types of rough terrain or outdoors! I bought them to use for long trips and also to wear them at my work related to cycling. I was very surprised by the durability. They saved my leg from a stick going through my leg. They are comfortable enough to wear for hours and at work. They have a great platform for maximum pedaling coverage with minimal slippage. I ride on the west coast where it's incredibly technical and rocky and these shoes held…

These shoes look great and are comfortable. The price was decisive for me. I'm just starting out with mountain biking and I don't want to lose a lot of money. I rode in my regular Nike training shoes on my first ride and my feet kept slipping off the pedals, so I figured I'd better get some special shoes. So I bought them for the price. Unfortunately my feet kept slipping off the pedals in them and it was easier to walk on the track. When you buy mountain bike shoes, spend your money and buy…

I ride BMX and was looking for shoes with a little more grip than Vans or Nike SB for riding/racing. This is probably the best option without switching to contactless pedals! I will be getting another pair soon.

Nice and comfortable shoes. They are not great trail running shoes. I have a pair of 5 10 freeriders that are too stiff to walk on so I bought them for family outings that lead to hiking. They are perfect for that. They're good for more relaxed rides, but they're not the best shoes for the trail. They have a very flexible sole, the toe box is not reinforced and the grip is worse than any 5 10 I've had, but they are comfortable and walk well so they do the job for me.

This is my first real mountain bike shoe and wow. Now I know what all the fuss is about. I can't compete with the more expensive mountain bike shoes, but if you regularly ride trail bikes with your usual descents and jumps then I don't see how you could need anything more than that. If you're looking for your first pair of mountain bike shoes and don't want to spend a lot of money, this is a great choice. They're stiff so not the best option for everyday walking, but they still look good and as

I switched from SPD to running shoes after not riding a mountain bike for several years. Sleuth works way better than I ever expected; It's easier to feel where your foot is on the pedals, and if I'm wrong I'm less likely to fall off the pedals. At first I thought the soles were too soft underfoot, but by the end of the first ride I got used to it. I am shocked how sticky the soles are. Fit: The fit is odd, the shoes are slightly narrower and slightly longer than average. My actual size is…

Okay, I like Adidas shoes a lot. I usually wear adidas size 12. I chose 11.5 based on other reviews and it seems right. I also have a pair of Freeride MTB 5-10 in size 12. I could probably go for a size 12 with an insole and it would be fine. These are hard-soled cycling shoes, so they are flat and have very little support. I put some universal inserts in the bows. I mainly use them as work shoes. They're also stylish enough to wear to work. They are not as strong as my 5-10 MTB shoes. See…