Mountain Biking shoes for men

These shoes have a wire that Kranks clockwise to tighten them, and you just counter, clockwise the knob slightly, and it releases, and you just pull or spread the shoe out at the top, and it opens up easy to get on and off. I always use a horn to put them on with, but these are very comfortable and they’re very wide. I am very wide feet work quite well. And I wear very thick wool socks with these shoes and pedal through the winter so the puddles when you hit them with wool socks on your feet don’t get cold they’re wet, but it doesn’t matter

First impressions:After only wearing these Sandugo MTB shoes for a few hours, I am pretty pleased. These size 10s fit just a bit large, which works out for me. I wear a 10.5 in Saucony and New Balance trail runners, Northface hiking boots, and my last Giro Junction MTB shoes. They fit just a bit narrow. I feel my feet are a bit flat, and I like a wide-ish toe box. The toe box in these shoes is ok for me. I rarely ever need any extra support in trail runners in the $50-70 range. These have very little arch support (just like my Giros). My knees were already starting to ache after just walking around the house for ten minutes. Bummer, because they look pretty cool, and I was looking forward to try out the mid-top inner sock to keep out trail debris. Then I added a couple spare insoles. Wore them to work for a few hours, and they were pretty comfortable, all in all. They sound a bit like muted, wooden clogs when walking on flat, hard flooring. A very little bit of grinding of my Time ATAC cleats on concrete.After 1st MTB ride:Pretty great experience! More comfortable walking around, during equipment load up, driving to and post-ride than my trusty Junctions.My Time ATAC pedals/cleats work great with these shoes. Absolutely no issues. My cleats can’t go back quite as far on the new shoes than the Junctions, but it is a non-issue. (I have them basically all the way back/down on the available cleat travel.)I had high hopes that the sock-like inner fitting would act more like a gaiter. Alas I still got some trail screen in one shoe, but it was a bit of a muddy ride on the springtime Front Range trail.GREAT lacing experience! The speed laces are similar to those on Solomon trail running boots/shoes I’ve tried (Solomons are always too narrow for me and hurt my arches, btw). I think the laces are no-nonsense and fabulous. It’s great that they sort of “clip” onto the bottom of the laces near the toes if you want them to. I needed to tie a double knot in each to take up a bit of slack. The pull-on loops on the heels seem nicely robust.They. Look. Cool. Pretty comfy (after customizing arch support). They work well. Pretty light. For about $70, I am glad I took the chance on these MTB shoes. And everything goes with black.

It’s very difficult to find cycling shoes that come in wide widths. These come in wide and are true to size,I wear 11 1/2 but I got these in 12 as my toes were touching on my last pair of shoes (different brand) but I could have fit in these with 11 1/2 as their is plenty of room but they still fit well.These shoes lace with a twist knob so you don’t have to worry about laces coming undone and wrapping around your pedals. They also have a clip in area on the bottom that you can fill in with a peace of sole (included) if you’re not using the clip. The soles a very stiff good for pedaling not so much for walking.

I have wide, flat feet and have struggled to find mtb shoes that would accept my orthotics and fit my feet. Other shoes that people said ran wide were all far too narrow. These Sandugo shoes sounded too good to be true - wide and not crazy expensive. It turns out, they’re great! Comfortable and handle my orthotics. I’m just using them as flats and have ridden with them a couple of times - 50 miles or so. I’m super happy with the purchase.

These are on the mid to lower end of the price range for a mountain clipless shoe so I wasn't expecting much but for $80 I was hoping for more comfort. I normally wear a 9 but selected 9.5 and the fit is fine. Putting them on is not as easy as slipping your foot in. The boa style laces don't get quite loose enough when they're disengaged so it takes a bit to work your foot into the shoe. When I have these on I can feel the cleat area very prominently from the inside which isn't too big of a deal but that is not an issue with a pair of FiveTen clipless shoes I have. They're relatively heavy and stiff and I was hoping for a shoe that was slightly lighter and overall more comfortable. For reference, I bought these for AM riding.This all comes down to your preference but personally I would not recommend these to my fellow riders.

I'm happy with this brand, product quality and stylish

I gave the shoes 2 stars because they seem like nice shoes and they fit my 4E wide feet, but I bought them to use on my Peloton bike. The product description says it will work with Peloton. It didn't come close to fitting my new bike's pedals. Other reviewers said that it doesn't fit the bike, but I tried (just in case the shoe or the pedals have changed) and can confirm these shoes do not work with Peloton bikes.

Solid 4 star rating. If they were lighter, I'd give them 5 stars. My aging Shimano mtnbike shoes with velcro straps started falling apart after 15 years. Went to the local bike store and they didn't have any mtnbike shoes in size 10.5 that uses cleats. They had plenty of flat pedal shoes in stock though. Turned to Amazon and decided to try these Sandugo shoes that I've never heard of before. Glad I did. Plenty of room in the toe box and they arrived with quick Prime shipping. Took a few rides to get used to the fishing line type laces and knobs to tighten / loosen but they're cool and work.