Shimano MT33 Men's Multi-Use Touring Cycling Shoes
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Whether you're hitting the trail, road or spin class, the Shimano® MT33 Multi-Use Touring Cycling Shoes provide a comfortable ride. Thanks to the classic lacing closure and rubber sole, going from riding to walking is a breeze. Added toe space and sole rigidity provide the support you need without rubbing key friction areas.
FEATURES:
- Men's cycling shoes
- Made of multi-layer stretch-resistant synthetic leather and mesh
- Classic lacing closure provides even tension and walking comfort
- Shoelace keeper ensures laces are safely tucked away
- Designed for a more accommodating toe box
- Glass fiber reinforced polyamide midsole for optimum sole rigidity
- EVA midsole and rubber sole enhance pedaling efficiency and walking comfort
- Cleat positioned cap helps introduce first-time clipless riders to SPD
- Best matched with Shimano® PD-M520, PDM324 (not included)
- Model: MT33
- Shimano
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Country Of Origin: China
Customer Reviews
Shimano MT33 Men's Multi-Use Touring Cycling Shoes
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Good shoes for regular biking
I am an avid recreational cyclist, but I don't have a bike that I want to spend hundreds of dollars on upgrading to clipless pedals and expensive shoes--not to mention making the bike harder to ride in normal circumstances like commuting. For years I used toe clips and normal athletic shoes. I am glad I made the shift. After reading a lot of reviews, I gambled on this the Shimano MT33's as a good solution. These are the lowest priced, highest reviewed shoes I could find, and I concur in that assessment. Advice: For those who cycle regularly but don't want to commit to the clipless system, mountain bike shoes with old-school toe clips are a good alternative. These shoes are a comfortable fit (see note on sizing below) all around. The soles are good and stiff; I noticed an increase in cycling speed right away and the ability to maintain speed when going uphill. Without my foot flexing, more power is transferred to the pedal. Other users have said that the shoe runs a little small. I wear a 9.5 and that equates to a 42 metric. I upsized to a 44 after considering the 43. I like more toe space, so I think the 44 works out fine. But if you light a tighter fit, take this into consideration. You can walk around in these for a while, but I don't recommend that you replace walking/athletic shoes with these.
October 10, 2012
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