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Bike shoe

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Maclennane Mar 2019 11:47am, 1 Mar 2019 20,672 posts	Quote Pin Maclennane Looking for a bike shoe which is durable rather than sleek or pretty. I prefer something not too clickety-clacky as I do't want to sound like Fred Astaire when I go into a pub to er fill my water bottle. Any recommendations?
Lizzie W Mar 2019 5:44pm, 1 Mar 2019 19,740 posts	Quote Pin Lizzie W One that fits. Some shoes have the cleats more recessed for less click clack. Eg Mr W's shoes, which have lasted really well: Specialised RBX Road (go up 1 EU size).
Lizzie W Mar 2019 5:46pm, 1 Mar 2019 19,741 posts	Quote Pin Lizzie W specialized.com
Oranj Mar 2019 8:01pm, 1 Mar 2019 1,423 posts	Quote Pin Oranj Road cleats or MTB cleats? Or just 'fashion' stiff soled cycling shoes? But really, anything from the big manufacturers: Shimano, Specialized, Giro, Northwave or Sidi will do the job. Pick something that's comfy but reasonably rigid and which you can bear to wear in public.
GregP Dec 2019 1:22pm, 3 Dec 2019 116,511 posts	Quote Pin GregP The lace up Shimano touring shoe is an excellent thing, assuming they still do it.
GregP Dec 2019 1:26pm, 3 Dec 2019 116,514 posts	Quote Pin GregP Yes, they do wiggle.co.uk Picture doesn't show it (which in itself is good) but in bad light the reflective stuff on the shoes is super-efficient. Walking a few miles in them is no problem at all. Really good bit of kit.
rf_fozzy Dec 2019 1:26pm, 3 Dec 2019 9,270 posts	Quote Pin rf_fozzy I bought a pair of the DHB wiggle own brand spd shoes last year. They're pretty good.
DontRestYeLazyMaclennane Dec 2019 1:30pm, 3 Dec 2019 22,009 posts	Quote Pin DontRestYeLazyMaclennane knew this thread would be a slow burner
GregP Oct 2023 12:50pm, 20 Oct 2023 148,399 posts	Quote Pin GregP
GregP Oct 2023 12:51pm, 20 Oct 2023 148,400 posts	Quote Pin GregP