SANDUGO007 mens Ballet Flat

I have only very recently converted to clipless peddles and bought these as my first pair of clipped in Mountain Bike shoes and I am very happy with my purchase. In the run up to buying these I tried on and returned a lot of different pairs of cycling shoes which I found were far too narrow for my feet. I wanted a more comfotable pair as I had signed up for a 100k Off Road London to Brighton charity event for the British Heart Foundation so needed something that I could wear comfortably for over 7 hours of riding. From the first time I put these on I found the cushioning around the ankle and foot super cosey. Out of the box they are really well packaged, they come with speare laces so you can go for black or orange which matched the logos for the pair I bought, it has cleat covers and a nice keyring as an added bonus! I went for my initial ride and as with every right of passage for a first time wearer of clipped in shoes I managed to fall off the bike forgetting I was clipped in! During the initial 30k ride my right knee did start to hurt towards the end but I think this is probably fairly normal with the readjustment of going from free feet to clipped in feet and was more to the do with the readjustment of my riding position and the fact the shoes pull the pedals up as part of the cycling motion. I also found my toes started to go numb but after a bit of googling this was simply down to me over tightening the shoes and velcro strap. I loosened the shoes for my next ride which was a 60k on and off-road ride and I felt no pain in my knees and no numbness in my feet. The shoes seem very sturdy and I have now completed my 100k BHF event in these and they were well and truly christened and put through their paces with lots of tricky uphill climbs and pretty exhilerating downhill descents! In comparison to every other pair I tried on these are a winner for me in every way - have also worn them on both a mountain bike and road bike and they do the same job. Hard core cyclinsts may not want this type of look for thier shoes but how they look doesn't bother me, I really like the fact they're more of a normal looking shoiw compared to some of the clipless shoes that can be bought. I usually wear a 9 but ordered a size 10 as I have wide feet - would highly recomment these shoes to anyone looking for a decent pair of cycling or MTB shoes and want a bit of added comfort

Only had these shoes a week and first impressions are very good. First off, there's lots of adjustment for the cleats so you can put them where it suits you. The shoes are really comfortable and the velcro straps keep everything tidy. Only issue I can see at the moment is the shoe is close to the crank arm (maybe needs adjusting) so limited space for clicking out but I haven't had any problems so far. Will update when I've used them a few months.

These are excellent MTB shoes. I have been trying a different pair of Sandugo shoes for several weeks and they are excellent, better than the O'neal shoes i had before and a fraction of the price. I am using them for aggressive enduro/downhill riding and they are holding up very well.The soles are stiff (but not too stiff) and the uppers are durable. The tongue is held in place with elastic which avoids it sliding to one side. The laces and velcro is an ideal binding system as it allows for quick adjustment but without the durability issues of Boa dials. The insole board is a good quality durable material which wont degrade like some insole boards and is easily washed.

i had to send these back due to the fact they did not match my foot dimensions, i have always been a size 9 uk yet my right foot would not fit into the shoe at aii and my left just about squeezed in, overall design of shoe fine, but beware go for a bigger size than you would normally.

They are the most comfortable shoes I have for mountain biking and I have been riding for over 20-years,They are amazing