Tommaso Strada Men'S Cycling Shoes - Compatible With All Bike Cleats, From SPD To Look Delta To Speedplay - Ideal For Road Biking And Indoor Cycling Review

I've been spinning for about six years and started out with some used SPD cleat off of eBay because I didn't know if I'd like the class more than occasionally. Well, I go two days per week and the old used shoes gave out last month. I wanted new this time but felt the true cycling shoes were either too expensive or not designed for spin class and occasionally walking around and trying not to look awkward. These shoes are really great and priced very well. I feel they run about a 1/2 inch too…

I'm only using them indoors, but I love them. Only been spinning about a year, but these are a perfect fit for my feet even though I usually buy wide shoes. I use SPD-SL 'cause I like the float, and these handle them just fine. Feet don't slide around in them, don't sweat much--if at all, and are easy to put on and take off. I'm sure there are some hardcore spinners/cyclists out there who can find a host of issues with these, but these are great for the price and what I use them for.

I am a woman with extra wide flat feet. I always have a really hard time finding shoes that fit well and the idea of finding spin shoes seemed impossible. After researching I found the Tommaso Strada. These are my first pair of spin shoes and not only do they fit well but they are also so comfortable. No one told me just how much better and smoother they make your ride. No more numb toes or sore feet. I couldn’t be happier!

I’ve never purchased bike shoes, so I don’t have a comparison, but I think these work fine for a spin bike and the price was reasonable compared to others. We recently bought a Peloton bike. My wife took the pair that came with the bike (in accessory credit). I was looking for a less expensive option considering how much we’re paying for the Peloton. These were $45 less than Peloton’s shoes, but seem similar to me. They seem to run a bit small. I thought they’d be a bit too big on me, but they…

I'm not crazy about them, the bottoms are super flat and smooth which makes walking challenging and getting hooked into the SBD clips really difficult.

Inexpensive is a plus. Wide toe box ++The bottom of the shoe is flat and slippery. Very hard to hit the SPD pedal. Ok on Spin bike but beware if you need to clip in quickly on a road or a MTN bike. Adjustment of the heel is lacking. Loosens after longer rides. To be fair, I have not reached out to the seller for assistance. I hear their support is first class.

Shoes fit very comfortably right out of the box. I’ve done a few 30 mile rides with them so far, and haven’t had any problems. I particularly appreciate how breathable they are. And I hit a new personal wattage record while using them this week, so that’s a good sign!

These shoes were originally bought for indoor training, but its great comfort allowed me to simply use them on the road. After six months of almost daily use, they are holding up well, with minimal signs of wear. It is an exceptionally well-made shoe. The best was the price, which at got for $75!

Had a pair of Nike. These are far more comfortable. Nike cracked after 3 months and my feet would get numb but not with these.

Minor concern but, as I have very high instep, the tongue on the shoes do not lie flat but more to one side of the foot. Otherwise, I like the comfort. The fabric uppers are a bit cool in colder weather. Also, will not keep foot dry in rain.

I wasn’t sure about these and thought I would give them a try. I have outdoor bike shoes but wanted something different for my Peloton. I didn’t want to go with the cheapest available but didn’t want to spend over $100.These shoes are awesome! I love the laces because you can loosen them up the pull it snug to the shape of your foot. Size was very accurate to my running shoes.I like the look of them and my wife is looking to buy the same brand.

Great entry level shoe that was purchased to use with SPD cleats on a indoor bike. Like other reviewers have mentioned, the toe box is wide. If the width of the toe box bothers you, a thicker sock does the trick. I however, have something between duck-feet and Hobbit-feet, so it doesn’t bother me. The ratcheting top strap works beautifully. Overall, I am very pleased.

Glad I purchased this shoe. Feels great. I prefer to have a shoe that ties up conventionally like a regular sneaker. Still a great tight fit with a place to tuck laces.

Fist time user and don’t know why I waited so long. Practicing on my spin bike has gotten me eager to trail ride with these cleats

Bought these to use with my peloton. I have wide feet & a high arch & these fit me sooo much better! I ended up getting the same brand for my husband as well!

Bought these primarily for use on my indoor trainer. They’re fine for easy to moderate efforts but on hard efforts the knit tops are too spongy and forget about sprints.The whole point of cycling shoes is to apply power all the way around each pedal stroke. These shoes are only moderately better in that aspect than tennis shoes on platform pedals.

While the concept makes complete sense, the narrow fit makes the shoe uncomfortable; at least, for those of us that need a wide shoe size. I am currently applying stretchers to relieve some of the discomfort. It successful, having a shoe that one can use with cleats and walk in almost normal fashion will be an ideal achievement. These challenges aside, the shoe is well constructed and should yield prolonged use.

A bit heavier than high end carbon shoes, but it is surprising comfortable to wear on the bike, and very breathable… hence not good in very cold weather

They have funny long tongue which is awkward, have to release all the laces then slide foot in , once in very comfortable That's my review.

My purchase of these bike shoes are a half size larger because as I age I need more toe box room to be comfortable.I'm not racing, or competitive. My rides will be with a friend who lost his house in a wildfire.I hope my comfort is not a concern for either of us during those rides.