👟 Tommaso Capri Knit Women's SPD Compatible Indoor Cycling Shoe Bundle - White, Grey, Black, Pink Review

I needed a shoe with a SPD clip and I liked that this brand offered a version with the clips already installed. They are comfortable and feel great when riding. My only criticism is that they are a bit tight and not easy to put on without completely untying the laces each time.

The shoes themselves are very high quality and I really liked the style. However, I had to order it a half size smaller because it was too long. Also, I didn't realize my stationary bike didn't have pedals that would work with shoe spikes. I recommend the shoes but for me they turned out big.

I wanted to like these shoes but they didn't fit me. I have wide feet so I took a size up. These shoes are very light and cute. But even with the loosest laces, I had to tuck my foot to the side to put the shoes on. Also, the attached cleats moved a bit and creaked on my pedals. I don't have this problem with my other SPD spikes. After a ride my toes were killing me and cramping. Suitable for narrow feet, not wide.

They are a little tight so I have a little trouble putting them on but the upper is stretchy so they feel good when putting them on. They only come in full sizes. I wear size 6.5 and size 6 fits me. I really like that the clips are in the bottom of the shoe. I bike a lot when we jump off the bike to train and I love that I can wear this shoe for that. I'm not sure I would have liked to wear them for very long trips but they were good for trips up to an hour.

I ordered size 8 usually 7.5 and size 8 is perfect so consider going half a size up. The fabric on the upper reminds me of Nike Flyknit fabric, very stretchy and sock-like. The laces look more decorative than necessary. After installing the SPD clamps, they are fully recessed, allowing you to walk normally without balancing on the clamp. I've only ridden once so far, but the sole is a bit softer than regular cycling shoes, so the foot can flex a bit when standing. I think I prefer that because…

The sock is actually ok, but maybe the feet are too narrow. The back of the boot is narrow, so the shoehorn helps a lot when putting on the shoes. The first ride puts a lot of pressure on your feet, even though the laces have been loosened. Before the second ride, a closer look reveals a piece of elastic hidden between the laces, which has the same effect as tightening the laces. This was pulled up to stretch the elastic fiber then the second ride was fine. Aside from the dedicated design…

I got a MYXfitness bike for Christmas. You have a choice: use normal sports shoes or sneakers. I wore running shoes for a few months but my toes were starting to hurt so I looked for cycling shoes. I did a lot of research. I risked it for several reasons. They had good reviews. The tongue of the shoe is made of fabric, which is very comfortable. He doesn't bite my leg. The shoes had laces which I liked for a better fit. The spike is embedded in the boot so I can walk without tearing the ground.