The multi-use MT52 shoes work well for cycling AND walking. So well, in fact,ThatThey are endorsed by bike patrol law-enforcement officers!The mid-top design works great for cycling, while an EVA midsole and rubber sole enhance comfort for walking and hiking. Ideal for bicycleTouring, camping, commuting, and other activitiesThat combine walking and cycling AcceptsShimano SPD style cleats (SPD,Time ATAC, Crank Bros Eggbeater, etc) High-visibility reflectors onThe rear and sides
Submitted by
toast33
a Weekend Warrior
from Bordentown, NJ USA
Date Reviewed: January 9, 2011
Strengths: High ankle support
Interior molded for durability
recessed cleat/ cleat backing comp.
stiff sole but yet surprisingly easy too walk/run in
Lace conveniently tucks under strong velcro strap
STRONG Velcro
Weaknesses: none as yet
Well kinda a summer/spring/fall shoe, As it is quite cold without multiple layers of socks right now...
NOT a negative though!!!
Bottom Line:
A MUST BUY!!! I got mine for 65.82 on sale...
LOVE EM'
Great for the weekend warrior/Part-time DownHiller' like myself...
Submitted by
ghq1
a Weekend Warrior
from Seattle WA
Date Reviewed: August 27, 2010
Strengths: Hi ankle, velcro cinch, durable tread
Weaknesses: Not waterproof, not insulated
Bottom Line:
I wanted a high ankle trail shoe and this was one of the few models under $100. Most of the other shoes were "winter" trail shoes ($150-200) but I'll tell you that with seal skinz or apir of wool socks I can wear these in Seattle rain and cold down to freezing easily . ..
Hi ankle is genius - plenty of support and no worries about bonking the crank arm. If somebody would make a dual duty running/SPD bike shoe with goretex I'd buy it instantly . .
I'm a true 11.5 and the Size 47 fit me with wool sock room to spare . .. If you're 12 or large then 48's your shoe
As of August 2010 Shimano's closing these out -- REI is sold out of them at $80 . . .JensonUSA has them for $70 in all sizes! Outstanding value . . .Outstanding shoe . . .