SANDUGO Mountain Comfort: Lightweight and Comfortable for Adventure Review

I bought SANDUGO MTB Mountain Bike Men's Cycling Shoes 2 Bolts Fits All SPD (XC/AM) Pedals Peloton Compatible Light and Comfortable Black 11. The shoes are perfect. Light weight, good fit and performs well when buttoned up, on flat pedals and when walking. After about 20 rides. The lace closure started to lose traction. I have contacted the company. They responded immediately and replaced my shoes with another pair. Excellent customer service.

Good shoes that fit well. I wear a 10.5 in my 5Tens so I ordered the same size and it was just right. (By the way, I wear a size 11 in my regular ASICS.) I've only worn them for a couple of rides, so I'm not sure about durability, but I feel like they're ok even when I'm riding wheel. I definitely prefer recessed clips for this purpose.

They are a little difficult to put on and the attitude towards putting them on wasn't the best. But I think I can work with them to make them work for me. The look and feel are great. I usually wear a 10.5 but 11 seems to fit well.

I bought it in April, drove almost 100 km with it. Until August, 5 months I was very happy with them, comfortable and stable, and then the left boot fell apart in the middle of a ride. I contacted the seller and after a few hours not only received a reply but also offered to replace the shoes with an apology. Great customer service means a lot and I really like these shorts.

Nice looking shoes, fit as expected but NOT peloton compatible as advertised. Big disappointment as it was the biggest benefit for me.

These are the most comfortable cycling shoes I have ever owned and have been buying cycling shoes for 20 years. Have to see how they hold up. size fits.

The sizing for this item should have some size variation. I ordered my usual size but the shoes were too tight without socks. I would suggest going up a size for a better fit.

I really like these shoes. I wear a size 11 in most tennis shoes but I had to return the size 11 and order a size 12 which actually fits much better. I think they are a bit small. If you are a size 11 or 11.5, be sure to order a size 12.

Sole cracked after 10 rides. I really wanted them to work for me. I really like their look, but it's better to buy better quality shoes.

When I get my size it will be too tight maybe they need to add a choice for the width of the shoe it's not that comfortable because it's slippery when wet if you don't have a clamp right away and I've tried to install screws that will be lost even with strong tightening. The price is not bad for the pocket.

Good ankle support. Convenient to wear and works well with SPD and clip-on clips. It's a little hard to hit, but it's a bit of a hindrance. When they're on, they feel great.

I am very happy with these shoes. I always wear high tops and they look great. The elastic ankle ensures a comfortable fit without being too tight. The shoes are well made and sturdy and I suspect they will wear well. I was able to easily attach the clips to the shoe that snap onto my Shimano contactless bike pedals. (Bought shoes specifically for my new pedals, my first experience with no clamps). The boots come with four screws in each boot to support any clamps that may be needed. Of course,

First impressions: I'm very satisfied after only wearing these Sandugo MTB shoes for a few hours. This size 10 fits just a little larger which works for me. I wear Saucony trail runners and New Balance 10.5s, Northface hiking shoes and my latest Giro Junction MTB shoes. They're just a little narrower. I feel my feet are a bit flat and I like the wide toe box. The sock in these shoes fits me. I rarely need additional support for trail runners in the $50-$70 range. They have very poor arch…

I really like these shoes. I wear a size 11 in most tennis shoes but had to return the size 11 and order a size 12 which actually fits much better. I think they are a bit small. If you are a size 11 or 11.5, be sure to order a size 12.

I bike quite a bit on the trails I ride and I've constantly worn out my toes in my Specialized MTB cycling shoes. I took a chance on these shoes and they have worked well after a few months of pretty heavy use. I also like that they are more like a normal shoe when climbing steep sections of trail. The flat outsole also makes pedaling easier. The only problem with them is the laces. I initially liked the easy lockout setup, but the laces are very flimsy and broke after about a dozen rides. I…

My first experience of clip on pedals on a bike was great! The pedals were easy to install and shoe. yes, there were many options. I chose this one based on online reviews. When they arrived I did some research on how to properly attach shoe clips. I used a bit of "anti-capture" so I can remove them later. After setting it up, I took her out for a run. Comfortable and not too stiff like shoes with a harder shell. I replaced the insoles with plantar fasciitis insoles and it seemed to make them…

I love these shoes! I used to have very tight shoes and they were great. The only reason for a 3 star rating is that the left shoe doesn't hold my SPD spikes in place. Because of this, I couldn't put my foot in time, which annoyed me greatly. Although it's definitely worth the money!

Right out of the box I found these shoes to be durable. Not heavy but solid made of durable materials. I was attracted to this shoe because of the high top design. Although, strictly speaking, they are not high peaks. There is a high cut insole that covers the ankle and works very well to keep rocks and sticks out of your shoes. Almost all of my rides are through forest with lots of exposed, jagged rocks and roots. These shoes have withstood numerous rockfalls very well and protected my toes…