MTB Mountain Bike Cycling Shoes for Flat Pedals - Ideal for Free Riding, Enduro, Trails, Commuting, and BMX - Black Review

I ordered it for my husband, he really likes it. According to him they look great with skinny jeans/trousers and are very comfortable. He has a slightly wide foot. They fit well, although when he ties them, more of his tongue is exposed than someone with a narrower foot. They are well made - he wore them all day, went for a lot of walks and several times commented that he really liked the sneakers. They look great and seem to be of pretty good quality. My husband doesn't ride any bike other…

Great shoes for the price. With a pair of 510 Freeriders, these soles aren't as grippy, but after a few descents, they grip the pedals well. There was no pedal slippage on familiar trails, even ran onto the same stump and the Sandugo protects my toes just like the 510. The new Sandugo is not as strong as my 1 year old 510 but still stronger than my Vans flats. Sandugo runs true to size and my 510 runs a bit small. As I ride the same trails, my 510 has more dirt, and although the 510's boot…

I received the shoes yesterday and today I wear them all day and I immediately have the impression that they are very comfortable for my feet. They fit very well, are snug and comfortable as cycling/training shoes should be. I don't ride my bike with them, except every now and then here and there, I prefer to have them buckled. There are no immediate obvious flaws, but they are new. But even if there are problems, the seller offers great service, the experience from previous shoes, which is…

This shoe is thick around the ankle, stiffer than usual and flat on the bottom. It is ideal as a cycling shoe. for both pedal traction and protection if your ankle wants to hit the bike frame and have your own opinion. Stupid knuckles! However, the pair I received is too small. I wear a size 11 and depending on the brand sometimes a 10-1/2 fits. I had some chafing on my toes and an uncomfortable pinch on my sides because of this. I'd probably be better off at 11-1/2. Or maybe 12, I'm not sure…

I've been wearing a pair of Sandugo's to work for about a year. My first impression of them wasn't great, but I really liked them. Most of my issues with the shoe stemmed from the clunky feel of the SPD on my foot and the bulky Velcro strap that made it difficult to get in and out. These shoes removed all of the great features that I loved in the first pair with all of the things that I didn't like. There is no SPD, so the soles are flat and comfortable. No velcro, so easy to get in and out of.