Review topics: ["feel","fit","size","shoes","comfort","look","pedals","work","soles","pair"].
Reviews
Bought these for a Backroads
"Bought these for a Backroads bike trip in France. Didn’t want clips, but hard sole for stable pedaling as well as optionality to wear casually for walking, lunches and dinners. These fit all of my needs and really loved them. Just finished the tour and the Stamp shoes were perfect for biking, felt so much more comfortable than my sneakers. Sizing was in line with my other shoes. Highly recommend them for those who may not want clips. Pic below after long day of biking, but they clean off very easily to a full and clean black."
— Naren S. (5/5)
Lightweight and grippy!
"Lightweight and grippy!"
— Ryan G. (5/5)
shoes are extremely comfortable. Soles
"shoes are extremely comfortable. Soles are great. . . I used the riding my ebike along the greenway. . . they are perfect!"
— Donna G. (5/5)
Match grip system with Stamp
"Match grip system with Stamp 7 pedals is great. The size was perfect for hen sizing up 1/2 size and the color black and gold perfect👌"
— Tyler T. (5/5)
Very stylish and comfortable shoes
"Very stylish and comfortable shoes that interface well with my Stamp 0 pedals. Size was as expected."
— Joel A. (5/5)
Very classy shoe! Would wear
"Very classy shoe! Would wear these anywhere. Slim, no bulk, feel great, easy to walk in. And did I say they had style?! Am buying a new fitness bike in a week and know these shoes are going to be perfect…"
— Joseph S. (5/5)
Bought these for my wife
"Bought these for my wife and she loves the fit (true to size), sole grip, and tied lace storage. She has had problems with other brand shoe laces getting caught on flat pedals and this shoe solved that problem."
— Peter M. (5/5)
"Recommend a size larger."
— edwin (5/5)
Review- they fit!
"Review- they fit!"
— Andy K. (5/5)
Nice casual shoes that have
"Nice casual shoes that have a great sole for flat pedals, sizing aligns with other Crankbros shoes. Only issue is the protective layer on the bike sides of the shoe may come up a little too high."
— Anthony M. (4/5)
