Giro Rumble VR Mountain Bike Shoes for Men Review

Big feet and nice shoes don't often come together in the same offer or store. I wear size 15W (EU 50) and they fit perfectly. Haven't ridden in them yet but the walking in them is amazing and the room for my big wide feet is amazing even with medical insoles. Outstanding quality and style. I just wish they could wear more of my size.

Usually size 6.5-7 and order size 40 based on Giro size chart. I felt comfortable the first time I put it on. After a short ride they are perfect with a roomy toe box. Conclusion: use the Giro size chart! Well made shoes, the mesh part is well ventilated. The Vibram outsole is hard-wearing and the curve at the forefoot of the shoe protects the upper material. Crank Brothers cleats don't protrude or rattle. There is also no SPD. I'm glad I switched to them with Crank Bros pedals. Goodbye my…

A compromise between mountain bike shoes and casual shoes, these shoes are more inclined to casual shoes. For me they are perfect because they look like ordinary shoes. They are comfortable to wear and the sole is stiff enough for everyday use. The sole is made of Vibram, which provides incredible grip on the rocks. Vibram is used in the best hiking shoes. On a recent holiday trip to the coast, I got off my bike to climb some rocks and was blown away by the grip. The downside is that when I…

These shoes are awesome! I'm NOT an avid biker, but I played last week (Ragbrai in Iowa). 135 miles in two days. All I have are flat pedals on the Trek 7.3. I had problems with foot cramps in tennis shoes. They are much tougher and solved the problem. I have males 8.5 D/wide. I bought size 43. They're a bit long and a bit narrow for my wide foot, but like I said, they did the job. Easy to walk - compared to cycling shoes and comfortable. I've read almost a million reviews and I'm here to say…

I am very satisfied with the Giro Rumble VR cycling shoes. They are very light and ideal for my occasional trips around the area. I'm hesitant to use this shoe with my trail bike and would not recommend this shoe if you intend to ride aggressive mountain bike trails. ordinary. My usual shoe size is 11.5. Before ordering from Revain, I looked for a local retailer that had these cycling shoes to view and try on. The seller only had one pair in size 46 which is my normal size. After trying them on

I bought this shoe thinking it would be like a regular hiking shoe but a little stiffer and spiked. But what I got was a shoe with an insole so hard it felt like standing on molded plastic. And at least in my case, it doesn't even feel like they were created to support the foot. The heel is completely flat instead of concave to support the heel like a regular shoe. There is no bow support at all. The front of the insole is higher on the sides and lower in the middle, making the whole foot feel…

Worn with or without bike cleats, these shoes are comfortable to step out of the saddle on every occasion. They have a recess in the outsole that the cleats fit in, even more so when you remove the outer plate cover to reveal the adjustable, see-through SPD holes underneath. The shoes are not light at 15.3 oz in size 47 without cleats and 15.9 oz with cleats, almost as heavy as my winter cycling shoes. They are undersized. My US size is 12 so I tried 46 at first as recommended but it was too…