GiroMen's Downhill Cycling Shoes

I’m biased, as I have a slightly wide foot, so my only complaint thus far is that my Vibram’s are quite narrow. It’s probably fine for most riders, however my 5ten’s I could wear out of the box no problem; these I have to wear in some to widen them a bit for my fat foot.Can’t say much about durability or waterproof yet as I haven’t even ridden them on the trails yet; still getting them comfortable by stylishly walking around town!

This cycling shoe's stiff sole transfers a lot more power to my bike pedals which means I can ride further on each of my bike's battery charges. The contrast between the red and black looks quite snappy. The uppers are rather stiff at first, but seem to be breaking in well. The soles are properly rigid. Given that they are bike shoes, it's easy to walk in them, although I wouldn't want to walk far. The materials and workmanship are what one would expect from a notable bike shoe maker.

I wanted some non-clip on shoes for mountain biking. I tried a few others until my husband recommended this brand as he uses his for downhill biking. I could not have been happier. They are comfortable and grip well to the pedals.

Loved the appearance of these bike shoes, but I think they run quite short for size 40. I could get my foot in, but was so cramped, I’m not sure even going up one size would be enough.

Good value for the price. This was my first time riding without cleats . I'm a convert to flats for shoes on the trail. Fit out of box was tight, after 4 or 5 rides they stretched to a very good fit.

Used many rides great

I wear an 11 wide in other shoes and the size 43 in these fits great. Very sturdy and really sticks to my pedals.

Very stiff. Would be hard to hike your bike in.

Toller Schuh für breite Füße. Gute steife Sohle, mit guten grip am flatpad. Knapp unter 10 Grad noch nicht zu kalt.