Santic Cycling Shoes Road Bike Men's Shoes: The Perfect Blend of Style and Performance Review

Great shoes good price. They are a little big so I had to send them back twice. I wear an 8.5/women and should have gone for a size 7.

Very comfortable shoes. Easy to install bottom bars. Being able to get a size 8 1/2 was a huge plus and was important in finding the right fit for me. I am satisfied with these shoes on my peleton.

Fit is a little loose at 9.5 but quite tight. Functionally so far so good. They are NOT compatible with 2-bolt SPD spikes, even if the cleats are built into the sole. However, I bought a separate adapter to tuck under the insole to allow regular SPD cleats to be used.

my wife likes these shoes very much. However, we were unable to fit the standard bolts/washers onto the threads of either pad. I was able to replace some thinner universal washers and install spikes, but I'm not sure how long this solution will last. Perhaps the pressure of the cleat brings the threads a little closer to the surface of the sole of the shoe. Otherwise 5 stars.

Indoor cycling for the first time. Very happy with my decision! I was looking for a nice, durable pair of cycling shoes that were indoor cycling compatible and they turned out to be perfect! The only downside here is the shipping - it took quite a while to get to the east coast! If you need shoes right away these might not be the best choice - but if you can be patient, are looking for style and versatility, and can wait a few weeks - then I highly recommend trying them out! I usually wear size

They look good and are generally good value. At first they seemed a bit small in length, but not unwieldy. I wear somewhere between 9.5 and 10.5 US and ordered 10.5 to be safe. My toes are a bit cramped. After a few rides it cleared itself. I would say the size is ok. The tongue of the shoe is a little stiff and digs into my ankle a bit. I suspect it will soften over time. The latch only engages to the snap of the teeth, which isn't as secure as my old Sidi shoes. That seemed enough, although I

Shoes fit like they should. I have found that shoes with a slightly larger size work better for me. Also, since women's cycling shoes tend to be narrower and don't leave room for the foot to expand when pedaling, which puts strain on the arch of the foot, so far they're perfect. Good thing my ankles don't rotate too much (I have a pair of Botrangers and my ankles didn't feel any support at all. It's the wire tensioner type though). A note: They don't come with clamps, so you'll need to purchase

I found it odd that they don't offer a size 10 but I read other reviews that said they go half a size up instead of down. I have a pretty stable 10 so I ordered the 10.5 and they fit and work great on our peloton. One thing to note is that I ordered the Delta spikes separately and the bolts that came with the shoe and spikes were too short for the side holes in the shoe. I had to buy slightly longer screws from the hardware store. It's okay, but it's possible if you order the cleats separately…

How did this shoe/company get such good reviews? I've done my research. I made sure I knew the correct size to order from their chart, although it was slightly different from other shoe charts. I ditched the $120 Peloton shoes that I knew would be amazing for almost half the price. I waited almost a month to receive them but thought it was related to COVID so I gave up. I received them and they are about 3 sizes too big. And the texture is very plasticky and doesn't seem flexible/yielding how…