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

I've found that every connection with a bike has to be absolutely correct. That was great. I was in dire need of a new pair of cycling shoes. The big brands were either too expensive, too ugly, or just didn't fit my size. The price was right for her. I love the black base color, the soles are really good quality, the lacing system works perfectly and they work great. After reading other people's reviews of the lacing system, I gently wiggle the buttons when undressing so that they pop out. I…

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…

I was looking to buy a pair of Shimano MT701s but decided to see if there were a cheaper pair that might be worth checking out. Gavin MTB shoes get five stars for their money. I've used them for about 7 or 8 rides and they seem to be holding up well. I typically ride about 12 miles on a single XC trail. The fit seems to be sized right and they have a fairly roomy toe box. Not big enough for my foot to move but just enough to be comfortable moving. The Boa system works well. I sprayed some WD 40