Code Men's Mountain Bike Shoe

I have owned several pairs of cycling shoes like Pearl Azumi and AXO including regular day to day versions with spd compatibility like the Chrome Kursk 2.0. but none have ever compared to the fit, comfort, and perfect versatility the GIRO Rumble offers. I would highly recommend trying them on in store if you have the chance. I bought a size bigger as many reviewers suggested and felt the toe length was just a hair too big after one test run on a Keiser M3 spin bike. I went really light on them too. I bought them using 2 day prime and got a size smaller and in the color i actually wanted. they fit perfectly. provide ample wiggle room without compromising on the skid stops (fixed gear cyclist) and popping out of my pedals. they feel absolutely amazing on the floor and i actually used them for day to day use and found they are quite comfy after a long 8 to 9 mile ride. the laces are very long however and i have to tuck them inside the shoes. i will be purchasing some shorter laces to avoid getting them caught in my bike parts when mashing fixed gear. the vibram soles are just too bouncy and grippy. you really have to feel the difference vs other "performance" shoes. GIRO has guaranteed fit and these are going to last me a very long time. i will happily purchase another pair in about 6 months in another color in this exact size. i have used 4 different types of socks for commuting. dress. cycling. athletic. and ankle. all performed amazing with no ankle / heel rub. i have heard from other they are not waterproof or water resistant but havent had any type of rain rides or rainy weather to compare. if you are looking for an amazing shoe that fits and performs like a cycling shoe without breaking the bank. i highly recommend these

I have always been happy with Giro shoes for my road bikes (16 Years) this is my first go with a MTB shoe and I have hard to fit feet. Due to a break 40 years ago my right foot is larger than my left. I ordered the same size 45 MTB shoe the "Giro Rumble" that I have bought for my road bike shoes and they are perfect. Once again Giro didn't let me down. So comfortable in fact that I haven't taken them off since receiving them hours ago. I may buy another pair for church. (joke) I kid you not, these are excellent shoes. I will use the for spin class when the weather is bad and feel totally comfortable wearing them to lunch afterwards. The only thing I don't understand is what the heck is the difference between 45 and 45 EU. If you look at the Q&A on this site you'll see that I asked that question and the seller hasn't answered. There is no answer. Yet when you order the shoe here you have to choose 45 or 45 Eu or any other size has with or without EU. I got the straight 45 without the EU and I'm happy. ( I suspect that they are both the same )

TL;DR If you're looking for the perfect shoe to serve both as a great hiking shoe and a good cycling shoe, it doesn't exist. If you simply want improved everyday walk-around capability after commuting on two wheels, these fit the bill perfectly. Purchased these shoes looking for the goldilocks option that would allow both comfortable mid-length road riding and hiking on loose surfaces alike. This shoe attempts to do just that, and to mixed results. When it comes to the cycling aspect, the Giro with SPD pedals was very similar to more conventional road Giro shoes I've used previously. It has an internal shank to stabilize the entire foot while applying pedal force under load, similar to more conventional road shoe designs. However, the cleats can shift laterally under load and loosen their mounting bolts, so I'd recommend applying blue threadlocker to avoid this and maintain consistent cleat-to-pedal fit. When it comes to the walking/hiking aspect, the inherent limitations of some of the cycling-requisite features become apparent. The shank prevents any meaningful articulation of the ball of the foot typical of downhill descent (while hiking), degrading the walking experience. Additionally, though recessed, the SPD cleat on the bottom noticeably decreases grip on loose/complex surfaces. On smooth, regular surfaces, these shoes feel close to normal sneakers with slightly lower flex. Fit is snug, especially with laces running all the way up. I swapped conventional laces for elastic lace locks immediately after purchasing, which I recommend. The shoe is almost too snug, so if you want your feet to breathe, I recommend lacing to only below the top few rows. As a commuting round-town convenience, these are great. Even for walking into restaurants/grocery stores/gas stations on mid to long rides, these do quite well. As a dual-purpose hiking/cycling shoe, try elsewhere and let me know if you find anything.

These shoes are a compromise between a mountain bike shoe and a casual shoe and lean a bit more towards being a casual shoe. For me they are perfect because they look like normal shoes. They are comfortable for walking and the sole is stiff enough for casual riding. The sole is vibram so it has incredible grip on rocks. Vibram is used on better hiking shoes. On a recent vacation ride on the coast, I got off my bike to scramble up some rocks and was just amazed by the grip. A negative is that my SPD cleat clicks on the ground when I walk outside on concrete. Inside they seem more normal. Be careful with euro sizing and they do run narrow.

サイズが、かなり小さいです。幅は、2Ｅで通常サイズの1.5ｃｍupでした。

sono già felice possessore di un paio di scarpe analoghe, cioè da cicloturismo. sono comode, vanno bene ma.... sono diventate improvvisamente brutte quando ho visto queste della Giro. le ritengo veramente belle! provate in un paio di giri da 4 ore circa l'uno e ne ho apprezzato la rigidità della suola. che non penalizza nella camminata e mi fa sentire a mio agio in mezzo alla gente proprio perchè bellissime. si allacciano bene ed hanno l'indispensabile elastico di tenuta dei lacci. sono comode, ma meno delle mie precedenti, e la finitura scamosciata della tomaia (sintetica e non certo in pelle come scritto da qualche parte) mi preoccupa un po' in vista dei temporali che da buon cicloturista inevitabilmente prenderò. spero proprio non si rovini presto. io ho la pianta larga ed ho preso un numero in più, e mi calzano bene. la suola vibram invece è sinonimo di assoluta garanzia. lo spazio per le placchette dei pedali a sgancio rapido ( possiedo degli shimano) lo ritengo un po' risicato e talvolta 'baruffo' un po' per agganciarmi. tutto questo per dire che le mie precedenti sono più comode, più pratiche (preso una giornata intera di pioggia, la mattina dopo erano quasi asciutte e assolutamente perfette) ma decisamente meno belle di queste Giro. Perciò, se come me, andate a prendere il caffè in centro in bici, visitate città, musei, negozi e volete evitare di essere scambiati per 'vagabondi', pur avendo ai piedi una scarpa tecnica, queste sono assolutamente perfette, anche perchè vengono proposte in una notevole varietà di colori.

Me gustan mucho me dan mayor estabilidad al pedaleo, son muy resistentes

as described

Le Rumble calzano molto molto aderente.Come numero consiglio di prenderne 1 in più rispetto quello che si usa normalmente per le scarpe da passeggio. Ottime, rapporto qualità/prezzo eccezionale.