🚴 Giro Chamber Cycling Shoes for Men Review

I have to say these are fantastic shoes for the money. They hold my fake sneakers very well. Super grippy and my feet seem to stay in place a lot more than when rolling around in tennis shoes. They also seem to hit better. 4 hard 2-3 hour rides and they're hardly wearing out so far. It still looks pretty new apart from a bit of dirt. I can only recommend that. You can also easily walk in it which is a bonus.

Bought these shoes for mountain biking. I am satisfied with the shoes, although they are a little expensive they are durable and adhere well to the pedals. I have racing pedals. The bottom of the shoe isn't as soft as I expected, but that wasn't a problem. I noticed that they offer a lot more support than regular running shoes. Not so spongy. They are suitable for running, but not for all day use. Instead, I prefer sponge sneakers

I'm really excited about this shoe. These were my first mountain bike shoes because they really fit my 13.5ft height! The design could be better, but the price is lower than MTB sneakers, which is nice. At first it looked like they would fall apart due to the overuse of shoe glue on the sole, but they held tight. I will probably buy another pair at some point unless other brands offer a size 13.5-14 which is unlikely. Thank you GIRO for thinking of big boys.

Comfortable shoes, solid construction. Terrible grip. I read mixed reviews but since I own a pair of Chamber 2 shoes I decided to give them a try. I have ridden in the Crankbrothers Stamp 7 a few times and am very disappointed in these shoes. Yes I know you can adjust the pin height but those same pedals work great with an older pair of 510s so I'm pretty sure it's the Giro shoes and lack of grip. I understand that some people like me like a little bit of movement, but seriously, they won't…

If you are unsure of which size to buy, go up a size. They were too small and I thought I'd get away with them, but my legs started to hurt after a few hundred yards. I had to send them back. I liked the style of the shoes but they seem overpriced for what they are. In the end I settled on 50 Freeriders and would prefer them over these, but 5's are more expensive and much harder to find. This shoe has mixed reviews for durability, especially when it comes to the outsole. The pigs seem to break…

this photo was taken after about 3-4 rides and one of my shoe soles is already completely destroyed. These shoes have never seen metal pins! I used them on the flat pedals that came with my mountain bike, which had little plastic grommets instead of pins. Trying to get a warranty replacement was a major headache as the seller of this shoe was not very helpful. Not that the replacement was much of a consolation given how short her life was. even 3 pairs for the price of 1 would be a bad…

I bought a shoe from Walmart that lasted longer than this one for a small price. Very disappointed that they only lasted a few months before completely falling apart. I ride quite a bit but I think that's to be expected from a mountain bike shoe. The pictures show what happens to them when worn normally. Can't really recommend it for that reason. They're comfortable shoes and they fit well, but don't worry if you can't use them after just a few months of regular use. They also smell pretty bad…

I think the advantage of this shoe is its durability. Before I bought these shoes I only wore a pair of vintage Vans on my mountain bikes. I bought this shoe and immediately noticed how much stiffer it is. It will most likely take some time for them to be incorporated. I've had about 6 rides already and my feet are starting to like them. I can't say I'm more impressed with the grip of these shoes than my old Vans, but the grip is actually okay. I will definitely say they offer a lot more…