First off, these are phenomenal cycling shoes, especially for indoor spin classes. Durable, breathable, comfortable, supportive, and stylish. A surprising amount of people strike up conversations with me to ask about these shoes. I have two pair—grey and white—and would have bought black but my size is sold out.

I’ve tried Peloton (decent), Soul Cycle (pretty good), Nike (garbage, returned), and a few other top road cycling brands, and these No Bull are by far my favorites. I’m 6’1, 220, and average 200+ watts in a 45-minute class, so I am pretty hard on my shoes. No Bull holds up.

Second point, as much as I love these I would like to see them with a different lacing option, either quick pull laces (like on Solomon trail running shoes), Boa, or full straps. I like the lacing system and have no complaints for indoor cycling, though I’d want a faster lacing system if I used these for outdoor/competing.

Third, anyone complaining about these not coming with attachments must have never purchased cycle shoes before; you always buy your own attachments because there are multiple options: most cycle studios use Look Delta cleats, but some use Shimano, and there are several additional options for outdoor bikes. Even within the most popular options there are different cleat styles (e.g., Look Delta comes in red with 9 degree float and black with 0 float).

Overall, great shoes, I wish they had size 13 in black, and I look forward to the next version from No Bull.

First off, these are phenomenal cycling shoes, especially for indoor spin classes. Durable, breathable, comfortable, supportive, and stylish. A surprising amount of people strike up conversations with me to ask about these shoes. I have two pair—grey and white—and would have bought black but my size is sold out. I have more than 300 spin classes with my grey pair and they’re holding up well. I rotate the white pair in if I take back to back or same-day classes to give the grey pair a chance to breathe.

Second point, as much as I love these I would like to see them with a different lacing option, either quick pull laces (like on Solomon trail running shoes) or full straps. I like the lacing system and have no complaints for indoor cycling, though I’d want a faster lacing system if I used these for outdoor/competing.

Third, anyone complaining about these not coming with attachments must have never purchased cycle shoes before; you buy your own attachments because there are multiple options: most cycle studios use Look Delta cleats, but some use Shimano, and there are several additional options for outdoor bikes. Even within the most popular options there are different cleat styles (e.g., Look Delta comes in red with 9 degree float and black with zero float).

Overall, great shoes, I wish they had size 13 in black, and I look forward to the next version from No Bull.