Customer Reviews Shimano SH-RP300

I needed to change it for a bigger size, but I should have checked the size chart as they have a correspondence numerology different than other brands. The new pair I received works great.

I have very wide, flat feet so finding cycling shoes that fit has been a lifelong problem. When my last pair fell apart after many years I went looking for new ones at a reasonable price and ran across these on Zappos.com. Needless to say, the selection of wide cycling shoes is limited so when I saw these I decided to give them a try. I ordered them in size 46-W but found they were too tight. I returned them unused to Zappos and exchanged them for size 47-W which proved to be exactly what I needed. The other thing I like about these shoes is they can accommodate clips for my Shimano SPD pedals or my Speedplay Frog pedals. Bike shoes have come a long way since I bought my last ones. I think I would want more of a "sneaker" styled MB shoe for touring, but for the 10-20 exercise rides I usually go on, where I won't be walking around all day, these will be perfect.

My first pair of cycling cleats. Very happy with them so far!

I wear a 4e or 5e and these just barely fit. I can not get the second strap over my foot. That said I tried many many cycling shoes and this was the only one I got on my foot so I could ride properly on Peloton. I would say they are true to size becuase they do not claim to be 4e or 5e.

Firstly, glad there are cycling shoes in wide. The extra width is noticeable in the heel and the toe box is comfortable. However, the top strap was too high for my ankle/foot, which caused it to rub on my shin. Therefore,I am returning for a lower profile Shimano.

Not quite wide enough. I think my feet are two different widths.

Although I tried a 47 Wide, this shoe is far too narrow for my 11.5 EEEE feet with high arches. Top strap will not even reach the buckle. Also, this is for road only -- the sole is a rigid, slick carbon fiber.

This shoe comes up as an option for my size 7 /6E foot. Even taking the footbed out I couldn't even get the velcro straps into the loops to come back.