Code Techlace Cycling Shoes - Men's

Great quality shoe, compatible with SPD clips that I bought and fashionable. I followed the sizing guide on Giro's website and it fit perfectly. 41 for a size 9 in women's. Clips in photo purchased separately.Unfortunately once the clip is installed it isn't recessed enough to use as a normal shoe, but the cleated outsole does make it a versatile non-slip shoe.

I FINALLY invested in some cycling shoes after a year of attending an indoor cycling class. I used to experience constant cramps in my feet that were incredibly painful. Now I can ride the entire time without having to stop and stretch out my feet. I finally don’t have to deal with days of achy feet after one cycle class!!These shoes have also made huge difference in my performance. From one day to the next I improved my average watts by 20 points; only thing that changed were the shoes I wore. AMAZING!I was very reluctant to splurge on $70 cycling shoes, but these have proved to be worth every penny. I like that they look like regular tennis shoes and can be worn outside w/o damaging the shoe or cleats. They definitely run small and are probably on the narrow side. I have narrow feet and wear a size 8, I got a size 8.5 (EU 40) and they fit like a glove. There isn’t much wiggle room though, but that’s how I like my shoes. If you like a looser fit or wear thick socks, consider going up an entire size.

I love these shoes! They're very well built and support my feet perfectly. I do a lot of indoor spinning, so they work well.DON'T go by the size chart on this page. That's the Amazon size chart. Use the size chart in the link below, it's Giro's sizing. I normally wear from a 7 to a 7 1/2 and I ordered a 39, they fit great. [...]

I ordered a size up (I'm a size 7, so I ordered an 8). The length of the shoe is not an issue, however, the width is. It's a very narrow sneaker and while I really like the style, my feet end up falling asleep and getting the pins and needles sensation when I'm on the bike. It's hard to even wiggle your toes to bring back sensation to the feet. It's also a hassle with the laces. While I like the traditional sneaker look, it's clear to me that cycling sneakers with the velcro are just better for the bike. I got a lot of compliments at my spin studio wearing these, but ultimately, comfort is going to prevail for me and I will have to find a wider shoe with velcro straps.

Fits as expected with the caveat that spin shoes ALWAYS run small. I wear a women's 9.5/10 and bought both a 42 and 43. The 43's are spot on. 42's going back. For reference, my foot is medium width, with a high instep. First time wearing this brand - usually stick with Shimano. Terrific supportive sole. SPD's went on without trouble. Appreciate that the bottoms are not slippery and you can walk around in these shoes. Slight rocker effect countermands the stiff bottom when you are walking. Easier to clip in than my last pair. I am buying another as back up ; these are that good

Great cycling shoes! Doesn't even need clips and has plenty of support. I already have clip on cycling shoes but the spin bike we got on OfferUp unfortunately came with clipless pedals. Well I'm a spin Instructor and I ride hard with lots of jumps so I needed a good cycling support shoes with very solid soles. These look like hiking shoes but does the job! I ride hard following along to Peloton and Les Mills Ondemand. I just wish it was slightly more attractive to look at.

The heading says Men's shoes but when you get them they are very narrow and marked as women's sizes. They are very nice shoes but they need to correct the title. Oddly when the order is placed it clearly calls them women's shoes but I didn't notice that detail and sent them back for a refund. The shoe length was actually correct just equivalent to a men's A or B width, very far from the D width I needed

Like the style of a normal shoe, that doesn't look like I've gotten off of a space ship. Also, like how I can walk around without sounding like I have stiletto heels. Shoe was a bit heavier than I anticipated but from what I understand, cycling soles should be heavy and not bend over pedals. Mens 8.5 - 9.0 and 43 fit well and with SPD cleats installed, weight was 389 grams.

I'm a size 6.5 (sometimes 7) UK and got a 41 which fits perfectly - make sure you use the Giro sizing guide and then get something approx 1/2 a size bigger;http://www.giro.com/giro/fitguide/shoes/GIRO_shoe_size_charts_8_10.pdfReally good looking 'normal' sized shoe (some of the touring shoes have massively thick soles, these look just like normal trainers), very comfortable on and off the bike (so much so I'm not planning on taking another pair of shoes on a 6wk cycle tour), and company are excellent for customer service (quick replies, very helpful)

Particularly like that the cleat is in a recess, so no clicking sound when walking.My size 8 is a bit tight, but bearable. Should have gone for the 8.5

Great ladies shoes but they are extremely small. I had to try in a shop before I bought they are probably two sizes too small they are probably American sizes. Otherwise they are extremely good. The best I have had.

Excellent looking shoes but they are quite narrow and the back of one of them is very soft and bends into shoe.

Looked great but small fit, had to be returned