Venzo Bicycle Bike Cycling Triathlon Shoes Compatible with Shimano SPD SL Look with Pedals

Lots of flaws on these, two key ones. First, the lower strap loop digs into your bare skin making rides uncomfortable and prone to blistersSecond, the upper strap length is way too short and the mouth of the shoe doesn't open up very much. There's is no way you'd ever get these on while biking. Would recommend looking at dhb from wiggle in this price range

I am thoroughly happy with these shoes. I wear a size 13 Nike, adidas, and reebok. 10.5-11 dress shoes, 11-11.5 boots, and I have a really wide foot. My foot is 11 and 1/16th inches long, which would work out to a 46.5 on most sizing charts. A size 46 fit my foot very well. There's just a slight amount of play when I tighten the Velcro down but that's okay with me since your feet swell a bit on longer rides and where I'm going is going to be colder and require thicker socks.I've worn these shoes on about a dozen rides now in the 15-20 mile range, and let me say this: I am prone to foot cramping when wearing attached foot gear like wakeboards, swim fins, etc. I have not had a single uncomfortable moment with these shoes. I am interested in seeing how they hold up... I did a 23 mile ride in the rain without covers and they got soaked, but they were dry and ready to go the next morning with the road grime sand grit dirt just brushing right off.I have tools so installation was stupid simple. I suggest a hex head set to tighten these on a ratchet/torque wrench since they give you a torque setting to tighten them. The hex head that fits is an H8. Just used a crescent wrench to get old pedals off, it will depend on what kind you have as to what tools you'll need.

I just started training for a Sprint Triathlon so I needed the pedals and shoes without going all in for an expensive package. This will do for now but I do intend to upgrade at some point in the future.Also, the shoes have no tongue...

I like these shoes. I was skeptical at first, no tongue but easier to get on and off for triathlons. The price is amazing, I might need a second set!

Pretty decent for the price. I usually take a size 9 1/2 or 10 so I ordered the 9 1/2. Size 9 would have been better I think. Overall they are pretty nice though.

As far as I can tell these work just as good as more expensive shoes and pedals. However, I lost a screw on the second ride with them.

Bought these over a week ago. These are my first biking shoes and clip pedals. I recently bought a new bike and wanted to try these kind of shoes and pedals. They work amazing for me. They click on easy and off even easier. I was worried they would be difficult, but has gone very smooth. I highly recommend.

They fit loose on the back of my feet and the left pedal has a pop at 6 o’clock. It’s driving me nuts. We’ve tried adjusting them and the bike shop said they were junk..

tanto los zapatos como los pedales son de muy baja calidad, fue un error adquirirlos pensando sólo en el precio.