Giro Rumble VR Mens Mountain Cycling Shoes

These shoes are well-made and fit correctly according to size. Mounting SPD cleats was a snap and they are sufficiently recessed so that walking is no problem. The shoes have an appropriate level of stiffness for cycling yet aren't too stiff so that walking becomes a chore. They seem every bit as good as my similar Shimano SPD-compatible shoes.

Love the laces. Previous MTB shoes I have owned were the traditional strap closure system. I have really skinny flat feet so the laces really allow me to get a good snug fit. The other strap systems and even the boa system on my road shoes always leave a slight play at my heel because I can never get them fully to wrap around my foot and it is super annoying. My foot ends up sliding forward in the shoe and I get a gap at the heel when really hammering down. If I do crank down on the tension on straps or the boa systems then I get numb feet and toes. Its a tricky game of constant adjustment. With these I just laced them up and went riding. Never had issues. And theybare super comfortable to walk around in even with the cleat.

First off, the red doesn't show well in the product images. It is fairly orange, but not as much as it looks like in the photos.The shoes feel great. Really generous toe box, and they feel really solid under your feet on the bike, while still walking easy, and with plenty of grip. They are also very well ventilated. Plenty of range of motion on the cleat tracks, these are the first shoes I have owned that I didn't have to put them all the way at the end.My one complaint is that the lace garages are pretty far down in the laces, and I feel like they may be a little more difficult to get in than others, and may fall out as the laces start to offset. Also, the eyelets are pretty small, and the laces fit tight, so it takes a bit of doing to get them snug. But for the feel and fit, these are minor issues to deal with.

Totally awesome cycling shoe, product as described. Instructions could’ve been a bit more clear.

I am happy with these. I had an old pair that last me 15 years. I was worried about buying a higher end product and not getting as good of a value, but I am happy with these. The size 13 fit as expected. Athletic fit around the sides and heal, but still comfortable. I feel like the bottom is structural like most shoes for SPD, but still comfortable to walk in. I have not walked a lot... like I have not gone for a walk, but getting bikes ready and driving to trail make me feel like these are much easier to walk in than my old cleats. Firm fit with plenty of toe clearance.

This is my second pair of Rumbles. They are handsome shoes that can visually pass as everyday sneakers, and are less expensive than many of the ugly (err, "cyclist chic"?) alternatives to boot. The durability and build quality are good. The upper is quite stiff at first, but loosens slightly as it breaks in. The sole has only minimal flex, as you would expect, but they are still walkable. Your cleats will not touch a flat surface when walking, but barely so. I would recommend using caution on really scratch-sensitive floors.

I just put them on and THEY.ARE.AWESOME. I'm a size 7.5 in converse, and a 42 fits LIKE A GLOVE. Nice and comfortable. No clicking or sliding as i walk around. They look sharp. All I can say is wow.

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.