Giro Rumble VR Mountain Cycling Shoe - Men's

funcionan muy bien, esas rutas que nos demandan caminar, son mas llevaderas con ellas

I dig them and they are working well. I feel like I have control and they are actually easier to walk around in than my old AXO shoes. They look great and are pretty comfy. If they last a few riding seasons, they will be a bargain.

Very well made, nice & stiff (perfect for biking) a little heavy but have a great Vibram sole. Unfortunately, they are one shoe size too small. I ordered a US men's size 15 (EU 50) and they were short on me even though I normally wear a US size 14. But since they're being used mostly for bike riding rather than walking about, I decided to keep them.

I waited 24 hours after the shoes had been delivered to try them on, knowing that I would be disappointed. Since many had said that these shoes run small, I figured that they were not going to fit my size 15 feet--But they do! In walking around the carpeted house, the shoes feel fine--a generous toe box and a healthy amount of width. I have skinny feet, so I am not a good reference in regard to the width, but I would say that the shoes are a good C or D width. I am going to use the shoes with "old school" platform pedals and toe-clips, and don't care about the cleat fittings. The opening on the bottom of the shoes is covered by a rubber piece that fits snugly. The material that the shoes are made from is a bit odd--kind of a heavy duty felt, rather than leather or vinyl. The top of the shoe is vented with a sheer material, which should help in hot weather. I will post an update once I have used the shoes. If you are wondering why I bothered to buy these shoes to use with toe-clips, it is because of the stiff bottoms, which hopefully will be more efficient than a flexible rubber sole. Sadly, the price of these shoes increased by $20 just before I bought them.

I like this shoe for riding around areas where I need to go across rocks in creeks. They have a soft bottom so you get great traction on rocks and the cleat is recessed a little more than usual so you dont have steel contacting the rock. Also with the recessed cleat, you can wear them into a restaurant or sidewalk without having the cleat hitting the floor. Not quite as stiff as a shoe you would wear in competition, but really great for other rides, or rides where you want to get off and explore rocky wet areas.

Me resultaron muy cómodos y el talle era el adecuado.

I bought this shoe thinking that it would feel like a normal walking shoe, but a little more stiff, and with cleats. But what I got was a shoe with an insole so hard, that it feels like you're standing on molded plastic. And, at least in my case, it doesn't even feel like it was molded to support a foot. The heel is completely flat instead of being concave to support your heel, like a normal shoe. There is no arch support at all. The front of the insole is higher on the sides and lower in the middle so your entire foot will be uncomfortable in some way. If I were to stand in these for more than 5 to 10 minutes, I would have to take them off. I just don't understand how they could have designed a whole shoe perfectly, but completely dismissed ergonomics for the part of the shoe that you actually stand on.That being said, as a riding shoe, they're not all that bad. If you put them on just before you ride, and take them off just after, the experience is tolerable. The rest of the shoe, besides the insole, works well. It looks like a normal shoe to anyone who doesn't know better.

I was very excited about giving these shoes a try but unfortunately they were just a little bit too small and so I had to do reluctantly send it back.

Snug fit even though I ordered 44 whereas I normally take 43. Nice quality shoes, with a neat compact design, and the snug fit is fine for cycling, but I would not like to walk a long way in them (they are for cycling rather than walking!). They are fine for walking around between rides though.

Great

Good all-round shoes; fit very well and no complaints from first use at 65kms in the saddle.

Es handelt sich nicht um das Modell Berm, sondern um das teuere Rumble VR. Das Foto ist richtig. Bei der Größe large handelt es sich um die Größe 42, eher etwas klein geschnitten, nichts für jene mit breitem Fuß in dieser Dimension. Der Schuh ist leicht und sehr komfortabel sowie atmungsaktiv, ferner angenehm kompakt am Click-Pedal.

Habe diese Schuhe eine Nummer Größer, in 44EU, gekauft. Und das war auch gut so.Sie passen mir sehr genau ohne zu drücken, kneifen oder das man sich nach 10m ne Blase läuft.Angenehmer Tragekomfort.Tour de France würde ich jetzt nicht unbedingt fahren aber für den Alltag vollkommen ausreichend.