Shimano SH-MW702 winter cycling shoes, black

These winter cycling shoes are an absolute hit for me! I no longer have to deal with impractical socks and my feet are still warm and dry. The comfort is really high, it reminds me of cross-country skiing shoes. There is enough space for a thicker sock, which is invaluable in cold weather. If you are looking for reliable shoes for winter cycling, I can only recommend these shoes.

Spokojnosť. Keď som jazdil prvú zimu, prišlo mi, že som chlad ani necítil. Túto som už pri mínuse pociťoval trošku chlad na prsty, ale možno je to subjektívne vnímanie. Určite lepší variant ako návleky. Číslo som musel brať o jedno väčšie, potom už bolo všetko OK.

The shoes are a bit wider, which suits me perfectly. They fit nicely even with thick socks. My feet sweat a bit at the top, but maybe it's the socks I'm trying now. Otherwise, the workmanship and price/performance ratio are absolutely nothing to complain about

Finally I don't have to fight with the covers. It's a classic SHIMANO size. A 41 fits my 40 foot. I also praise the slightly wider design, they obviously thought about using a thicker sock.

I haven't bought anything better for my bajka in a while, it's a shame I hesitated for so long, they are comfortable, even in sub-zero temperatures my feet don't feel cold, they are easy to put on, simply TOP

I've been riding them for the first winter.....unfortunately I damaged one of my shoes a little after a fall....but otherwise they work as they should and I can withstand a ride of more than an hour around 00.

Amazing shoes. Tested while riding in melting snow, water, mud. I recommend buying quality socks to go with them.

They are ok for temperatures around 0°C and a two-hour trip. I wear a regular shoe size 46 and the sneakers also fit me in a size 46.

Very practical to put on and take off (compared to the old Force)

It does its job, it sits on the leg, I hope the Velcro will hold up ?

finally, I don't have to "put on" summer shoes in the winter

super winter shoes

the size can accommodate even a thick sock
Around zero after an hour of brisk riding (15+) my toes are cold. Hopefully merino socks will save it.
I don't have thick legs, but it's a problem to stretch and grab the zipper around the boa and ankle... otherwise, take the pants outside if possible.

Great, but they are about half a centimeter thicker but summer... I expected it to be unified and I wouldn't have to adjust the seat...

Všetko ok, na shimano je spolahnutie

As for the quality or use of the cleats, I have no problem with them. However, as for thermal comfort, I did not feel any better thermal comfort compared to classic summer cleats with 2x socks and gaiters. However, I must point out that I am probably quite sensitive to the cold with my limbs compared to other individuals. After about 1 hour on the road at an average of 29-30 km/h, my feet are already cold and after about 1.5 hours of riding, my feet are already unpleasantly frozen (MTB is slower riding, detto). My winter riding was saved by disposable heating bags from Decathlon, with which I can easily last over two hours. Therefore, I would advise those who are thinking about buying them to try using summer cleats first, good socks, gaiters and heaters.

The temperatures at which I drove and tested were approximately -2 to +2 °C.

I can't stand the cold on my extremities, when using a thick merino sock + a thin summer sock below -3, I had to put a neoprene cover on the toe. Probably the ideal use is 0-10 degrees. For greater minuses, you need 2 sizes bigger for two merinos. My Sphyre summer shoes are size 44, I also put these in 44, but for frosts 45 would be better. I have a narrow foot (10 cm) and there really isn't much room for my toes with a thick sock. I don't know why everyone puts that neoprene on the ankle, it doesn't breathe, the ankle sweats and the moisture can drop all the way to the heel.