Serfas Saddleback Mountain Bike Shoes (For Men)
Closeouts. A great-looking bike shoe, Serfas' Saddleback is perfect for the entry-level MTB rider transitioning into clipless pedals.
Average Rating based on 7 reviews
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Reviewed by Bear from Colorado Springs, CO on Sunday, November 11, 2012My fist pair of clipless cycling shoes. I really like them. Great product at an even better price!
- Best Uses: Mountain biking
- Cons: none
- Pros: price
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Reviewed by Lance Eagle from Longmont CO on Friday, September 14, 2012Saw the same shoes on Amazon for a lot more money.
- Best Uses: Cycling
- Pros: Attractive, Easy OnOff, Fit well, Great Energy Saver Riding
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Reviewed by TomA from Phoenix, AZ on Monday, August 06, 2012Originally, I ordered a size 45 as I am a US size 11. However, in those my toes hit the toe box. Returned for a size 46 which fit in length but are slightly wide. Still, they perform well, especially for the price.
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Reviewed by MtnRider from WV on Wednesday, August 01, 2012This is my first pair of mtb bike shoes. So far so good. Easy on easy off. Quick drying. Only dislikes are that there is no ratchet binding and the heel slips a little when walking. Fit is true to size.
- Best Uses: MTB
- Cons: No top ratchet binding
- Pros: Comfortable, Entry level priced
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Reviewed by Tim the tireman from Lovell Wy on Friday, July 20, 2012These shoes are a really great deal through STP. They fit well, felt a little plasticy (is that really a word?), but are nice and light. The sole is plenty stiff and they are really easy to get in and out of. I use them w/ my road bike as well as my mtn. bike and they work well. I'm glad I bought them and would recommend them to anyone thinking about getting into clippy pedals
- Best Uses: Spd clip pedals
- Pros: Comfortable, Inexpensive, Well Made
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Reviewed by Princebarin2 from Chicago,IL on Friday, July 06, 2012I use the shoes specifically for bicycling. They are extremely comfortable. I don't realize I am wearing them until I am off the bike. So far there are no flaws with the product. You have the option of using with or without clips; either way, they grip the pedals pretty good.
- Cons: none
- Pros: True to Fit
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Reviewed by Sam the man! from Provo, Utah on Monday, June 25, 2012Great shoe for the money! Bought for my wife and she loved them, getting a pair for myself. Great fit, look and feel.
- Best Uses: Mountain riding
- Pros: durability, Fit, price
