adidas Mens Sleuth DLX Lace Up Sneakers Shoes Casual - Grey

I bought the Five Ten Sleuth DLX Mountain Bike Shoes because the price was excellent and I loved the color. I’m thrilled with my purchase! The fit is perfect, and they are incredibly comfortable, making my rides on the mountain bike so much more enjoyable.The grip on the pedals is excellent, and the shoes are well-made, providing both style and functionality. I’m very happy with how they perform and look.If you’re in the market for mountain bike shoes that offer great value, comfort, and style, these are a fantastic choice!

Fit well, Size is true. Offer good grip and don’t slip off flat pedals even on rough trails. Comfortable to walk around in, relatively light and have some protection from the elements. I think this is the best looking flat shoe, this is my second pair and I think adidas has nailed it with these for the intended use.

Sizing seem so variable with many mail order shoes, I wear a 9.5 running shoe but an 8.5 dress shoe. I ordered these in an 8.5 and they are perfect. Nice solid sole, better power transfer to my platform peddles with no slipping around. I first put them on, laced them up and in less than 30 min of inside living inside my house they felt perfect. So perfect that when I sit down I can’t tell they are on my feet, plus they seem well ventilated, keeping my feet very nice and dry feeling.Nice bike and walking shoes!

These are great mountain bike shoes for the casual rider that wants Five Ten soles with a casual shoe style and feel. I originally bought the Five Ten Freeriders, but I felt they looked and felt like I was wearing boots. I got these and can say they are just as grippy but they look and feel like normal shoes. For causal riders these are great, for more serious riders you may want the Freeriders for the extra durability and protection. Although looks aren't everything, they do look very good. The only thing I don't like about these are they are not real leather. Even though they look and feel just like leather, they don't breath and break in like regular shoes. Mine are fairly comfortable, but they do pinch a bit in some areas, which on leather shoes wouldn't be a problem, but on these they do not stretch out and conform to my feet.

I don't ride clipless because I found that clipless leads to overuse injuries, ie your foot is fixed to one position only and will not naturally move to the most orthopedically neutral position. Footwear in brick and mortar retail goes in and out of a fashion and right now, sturdy soled, low cut hiking style shoes which would be good for cycling are out and and ultra thin, flexible soled running type shoes which would be excruciating for cycling are in. So hence my need for a "street shoe" that is also good for cycling. I will terrible hot spots on the bottom my feet if soles of the shoes are too flexible.The soles of these are pretty close to a pair of work or hiking boots in flexibility. Not as stiff as a set of clipless bike shoes, so definitely walkable.Fit wise they are a slight bit narrower than most size 12 shoes. The shoe laces are pretty short, but I think it is deliberate to keep them out of the chainring. Pricewise these shoes are an excellent value as they are the same price as an ordinary pair of sneakers and not priced like a specialty shoe.

These things fit me snugly and the screw grips on my mountain bike pedals hug the soles of these shoes well. Unfortunately I bled all over them recently but that just means they're officially battle ready. The quality seems good (so far) and I like that the laces are not overly long to catch into things as I ride. Very comfortable shoes.

Finally, I found a great shoe for riding my bike pedals outfitted with "Power Grips" straps. (If you don't know about Power Grips, check them out on Amazon.) I needed a shoe that wasn't too wide in the front (toe) section of the shoe. The sole is nice and flat - but still grips well. The sizing was accurate (Men's 9.5). The fit was very good

These kids took a little bit to break in, but once they did they're fantastic. They stick to my studded flat pedals like they're glued there, and after an unfortunate mishap with my bike I had a very pleasant several mile walk back... No complaints.