Tommaso Montagna Men’s Mountain Bike Shoes for SPD Pedals – Gravel & Trail Cycling Shoes – Compatible with SPD Cleats – No Cleats Included

Amazingly good shoe for the price. Three, almost four, years of use on everything from 6-hour pedal-fests on my Scott Spark to double black diamond rock-filled technical riding on Vitamin B in CO, and Gooseberry Mesa in UT. They're starting to wear out now, but they should have worn out long ago. I've crashed in them more times than I can count. I've torn the fabric crashing on rocks and pavement at high speeds. And yet they're still lovely to ride in, comfortable and holding up better than I would have expected even if I hadn't abused them so hard. Super comfortable. Never had any foot pain. True to size. Great traction for walking/running off bike. Feel light on your feet, look great IMHO, especially at this price point, and lightning fast to put on and take off. The durability is really what amazed me after almost four years of thrashing.

These are les than half the price of a Shimano or Specialized shoe but perform similarly. The ratchet feels like good plastic but is complicated which usually means shorter usable life in my experience, we will see. The size is good. They're comfortable and fairly stiff. I can't get them as tight as I'd like because of the velcro straps. The Velcro is stiff making it difficult to tighten on a low volume foot. I will modify them and make them work for my foot. Also I'm on the last click of the ratchet. To be clear for the price these are great. If you want the performance of a $300 shoe, buy a $300 shoe. I ride 3-6 hours a week and will make these work for me. Sav dat money

Really good fit for my wide feet. Sturdy, good power transfer and easy to walk in. Time will tell about durability, the ratchet strap and how it attaches appears similar to other shoes I have had that were very durable. It says SPD cleats not included but mine came with cleats. They would not engage with my pedals though. There is a ramp on the tip of the cleat that isn’t on any other cleats I have and it’s a little bit wider. I put a different set of cleats on and they work fine.

I normally wear a size 13 in a normal shoe and still have quite a bit of wiggle room in the the toe box. Not so with these cycling shoes. First I tried a 13 and they were actually pretty close to a good fit, but I upsized to a 14 and it was still too tight. The toe box is just too narrow for my foot so I returned them. I will say that the quality of the shoe was excellent compared to some other brands I've worn in the past (and the price was excellent) so was disappointed they didn't fit. It's a bit of a weird review since I didn't keep them, but based on the quality, I would highly recommend them IF (and only if) you have a narrow to normal size foot!

I've never owned cycling shoes so I did a lot of research on the styles available on Amazon. This one came highly rated and I can confirm (thru 2 weeks of use), these are good cycling shoes. I can't speak about durability, as I've only been using them on my spin bike for 2 weeks. They are comfortable shoes that are easy to get on/off. The one thing I will say is a number of the reviews say this runs small, and I don't think that is the case. I bought a 1/2 size larger than normal, and I have room in the toes...enough room where I know I would have been fine if I just bought my normal size. I wear compression socks, so that might have something to do with it. Just keep that in mind when selecting your size. These seem like they are true to size.

These are my first pair of clipless mtb shoes. I will have a month with them on the 18th and still like them. First impressions are that I really like the simplicity of the design. Love the black out and reflection emblem on the Achilles padding. The Velcro are very strong and have not weakened yet. They are very stiff and sturdy when peddling. They is a significant difference between these and wearing sneakers with flat peddles. I did get sore spots (numbness) because I did over tightened. I assumed they needed to be, but after finding the speed spot, they feel great. Do be careful when walking on gravel. Little rocks do tend to wedge between the cleat and the shoe's cleat which will cause the clip to not clip in. These shoes work great with the Shimano PD-M520 SPD Pedals. Update: so the shoes still feel great and are starting to break in. I still need practice clipping in on the fly because I miss the clip. Nothing really bad to report on these shoes other than I really like them. I'm really glad I got the 100 over the 200 because I've been reading the reviews on the 200s and the strap clip breaks. I don't have to worry about that with the Velcro. I am a size US 8.5 and the EUR 42 fit perfect. Still have wiggle room which is what I wanted. They come with 4 metal cleat (see last picture). They are screwed on to the front of the shoe to help dig into the ground when running up hill. They work great but they make the shoes heavy. Since I live in valley terrain, I removed them and can feel the weight difference.

Good fit and comfort but the bottoms, the tread, is hard plastic. These would be perfect if the tread was softer/normal. The floating adjustable cleat feature is great, the Velcro straps eliminate pressure points, the show fits well, and it isn't bad to walk in; I just can't use them because I have stairs and I'd slip wearing these cheap plastic shoes.

I wanted mtb shoes that didn't have any laces to make it easier to get out for quick rides. These do the job well and seem well made. Only downside is they don't offer a 9.5 at the time of my order, only a 9 or a 10. I ended up needing the 10 which is a bit bigger than I'd like, but the 9 was definitely too snug.

very good

Great shoes for the price.

Muy buen producto puntualidad en l entrega gracias

Very good and delivered on time

I ordered the size 15 but received size 14, 48 EU. Please note that EU 48 does NOT equal both size 14 and 15 US, as this company appears to believe. Outside of that it is a decent shoe for the price. The 14 "just" fits so I will be keeping them. I'd have been much happier with an EU 50 or 51 but it is what it is.