👟 Santic MTB Road Bike Cycling Shoes | Lock-Free Sneakers for Unlocks Review

I'm new to road cycling and don't feel ready for cleated shoes. However, I wanted a shoe with a stiffer sole and this pair is great for my needs. I read other reviews saying to order one size up; I just ordered 1/2 size bigger and they fit perfectly.

Ideal for easy riding. I'm an old man and I ride an old bike. Made from steel, not carbon fiber. No spandex, no logo jersey, no clip-on pedals. But these shoes are amazing, they are MUCH better than just riding in tennis shoes. Light on my feet and they have greatly improved my power transfer and riding experience. I'm glad I got them. Fits true to size.

Bought these because I'm tired of wearing regular running shoes and am not a serious cyclist who buys clips. I didn't see the female version, I decided to buy it. I just tested them and they definitely suit my rides a lot better (6-10 miles each). I wear a size 10 in women's sneakers but buy a size 10.5 in sneakers because my feet tend to swell. I have a 9.5 (marked 43 on the shoes) and they fit perfectly. I would recommend!

I was very concerned about finding riding shoes that would fit my medium width feet. After looking at 30-40 different pairs for under $250 I settled on these. So glad I did! They fit better than expected and look like riding shoes! Great price and stitching to be great quality for the price range, sure a $300 pair might be a bit better but in terms of looks and fit they are perfect! Also true to size. I wear a width of 9.5 and received this in the 43rd.

I hate buying shoes and I hate buying new bike shoes. But with free returns and reading other reviews I chose them and I'm glad I did. I don't use clamps, I still have toe clamps on my vintage '87 road bike and I just wanted something flat, snug fitting and strong enough to stretch whenever I want - they do. I wear 10.5 wide and went with them at 11. Maybe 10.5 would be good, but these are perfect.

The design of the shoe is what I expected. The shoe is stiff around the toes and can be tightened to provide comfort in other areas of the foot. The shoes, despite the appearance of the sole, are not designed to be attached to the pedal. However, the shoes are exceptionally small. After two tries I still don't have the right size for me. I first ordered 1/2 size larger than I thought I might need and then ordered a full size larger. The shoe is still snug, which can be acceptable for short…

I use toe clips because I sometimes drive on a busy road and need to stop when necessary. I wear regular sneakers, but I've also tried regular cycling shoes. The rubber shoes felt too soft while the bike shoes didn't offer traction when I had to stop and start riding. They were also too stiff, so my feet quickly fell off the pedals on bumps in the road. These shoes are perfect for me, providing traction when pushing the bike with my feet and stiff enough for good power transfer. Looks good…