Terra Powerstrap X4 Black 45 Review

At first I thought they were too narrow when I unpacked them but they somehow fit my rather wide foot. To date I have driven about 200 km with it and there have been no problems.

After purchasing 6 other pairs of cycling shoes, it was a great relief to finally find one that was the right size. Their original strap design works very well: two straps do the work of three straps quite effectively. The shoe has a cleat with two holes, and the cleat is deepened, so walking in these shoes on any surface, even parquet floors, is not a problem. With their solid outsole, you don't need to invest in expensive 3-hole SPD-L cleats, pedals and cleat covers.

I love these shoes. They are stylish and clean. I wear women's shoes in size 9-9.5 and ordered size 41 because my work boots and tennis shoes are size 41. Maybe I should order size 41.5, they are quite thin and after about an hour my feet are ready to stand up. of them - but I've only had them for a few weeks so I had to wear them. All the blacks weren't available on the Fizik website so I found them here for the same price. Happy with them, I recommend. Also of note is that I use them on an…

I didn't know what to expect from them. After switching from traditional road shoes to the MTB variant in recent years (MTB shoes seem to be wider overall), the Fizik gravel shoe sounded interesting. Good. Seriously. You are cozy. Yes they are narrow (I don't have a very wide foot @ 13.5) but not insanely narrow. The straps make the shoe a little more forgiving (some are worse than what you'll find on a ratchet or BOA system). I use them with SPD. No issues with pedal play or flexing in the…

I've been riding gravel recently and found my SpeedPlay cleats just can't handle the dust. I have to admit that I was attracted to these Fizik mainly for aesthetic reasons - they have the look of a racing shoe and are cheaply priced. I have been very satisfied so far. The sole isn't as stiff as my road boots and I've been told it's good for gravel anyway, they're easy to adjust and walk on. They're not very easy to clean after a dusty ride, but that's probably true of most shoes. I would…

Got this to have a little more "road" but with SPD pedals for my gravel bike (which I ride both road and gravel). I rode Giro mountain bike shoes, which breathed well but tore a bit in a fall. They're stiffer at the top but still comfortable. The straps work well and are nice and smooth, although I don't always feel tight in the forefoot due to the stiffness of the upper. good space to carry. Not very breathable, but I didn't get very hot either (although I avoid riding in the heat of the day).

- Surprisingly good performance for a gravel shoe, they perform very well especially in the mountains on narrow tubeless gravel tires on sidewalks or trails and they just fit my SHIMANO PD-M9120 perfectly; XTR; Flat bicycle pedals SPD. They look like road shoes but are designed for clean gravel. The velcro is really good, makes it quick and easy to adjust the sock on the fly and it's very easy to put on and take off quickly. In fact, I now prefer velcro boas to other shoes after running…