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adidas Men's Velostan Smith Bike Sneaker (Cloud White / Cloud White / Off White)

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adidas via eBay has adidas Men's Velostan Smith Bike Shoes w/ Two-Bolt Cleat Compatibility (Cloud White / Cloud White / Off White) for $64 - 45% when you apply coupon code ADIDAS45 at checkout = $35.20. Shipping is free.

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    • Lace up for the daily bike commute with iconic Stan Smith style. The adidas Velostan Smith Shoes combine cycling-specific features and classic court style. Made for casual rides and routine commuting, they balance efficient pedaling with the easy-walking feel of sneakers, thanks to a two-thirds-length midsole plate that supports natural flex and a secure heel fit. Two-bolt cleat compatibility gives you the option to clip in while keeping the cleat recessed for smooth walking. A reflective detail at the heel adds the finishing touch to step up your daily commute.

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adidas via eBay has adidas Men's Velostan Smith Bike Shoes w/ Two-Bolt Cleat Compatibility (Cloud White / Cloud White / Off White) for $64 - 45% when you apply coupon code ADIDAS45 at checkout = $35.20. Shipping is free.

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Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this shoe:
    • Lace up for the daily bike commute with iconic Stan Smith style. The adidas Velostan Smith Shoes combine cycling-specific features and classic court style. Made for casual rides and routine commuting, they balance efficient pedaling with the easy-walking feel of sneakers, thanks to a two-thirds-length midsole plate that supports natural flex and a secure heel fit. Two-bolt cleat compatibility gives you the option to clip in while keeping the cleat recessed for smooth walking. A reflective detail at the heel adds the finishing touch to step up your daily commute.

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The_Good_fella
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Velostan is combine of Velo which means bike in french, and Stan which is the iconic adidas Stan Smith.
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PurpleMusic2835
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How are these for everyday shoe?
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noochnooch
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Quote from PurpleMusic2835 :
How are these for everyday shoe?
I wouldn't recommend it. These shoes have a fitting in the sole that allows you to clip into bike pedals. It's not meant for everyday walking
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upboat
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I picked up a pair of velo samba last year and they fit very small.

Just picked up a pair of these and are trying a half size up.
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OhHim
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Quote from upboat :
I picked up a pair of velo samba last year and they fit very small.

Just picked up a pair of these and are trying a half size up.
Are they narrow in the toebox like the velosamba shoes?
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As a road biker, I'm thinking about using MTB SPD pedals and cleats. I really don't like waddling around in speedplays or SPD-SL.
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air_towel
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Agree with the above that you should size half up. I'm a 12 in Brooks, ASICS, Nike, but in Adidas cycling shoes I'm consistently 12.5.

Not their intended purpose but I've also found these are great as motion control/stability shoes. I have arch problems and a navicular accessory (infused baby foot bone, what the heck right) and the rigid soles of cycling shoes are exactly what I need.

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ShaunoftheDawn
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I have these same ones. I really don't like the fit at all and they feel almost heavy on my feet. I have a similar pair of puma's that are lightweight and fit perfectly
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Zorbat1446
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Rather than bother with gimmicky useless shoes to make your bike ride more comfy, just get solid pedals that can be used with ANY shoes, even barefoot! (This is not for serious road cycling which does require clip-in shoes, of course.) Example: https://a.co/d/3a5jRzu
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noochnooch
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Quote from Zorbat1446 :
Rather than bother with gimmicky useless shoes to make your bike ride more comfy, just get solid pedals that can be used with ANY shoes, even barefoot! (This is not for serious road cycling which does require clip-in shoes, of course.) Example: https://a.co/d/3a5jRzu

Doesn't seem like you understand the purpose of these shoes. It doesn't make the ride more comfy, it's to increase pedaling efficiency. It's only good if you have pedals that are meant to clip into those shoes. I would never use the pedals you're suggesting on an outdoor bike. Those pedals don't have cleats on them. Hit a bump and you're at risk of having your feet fly off the pedals
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max-a-mill
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Quote from 1-6 :
As a road biker, I'm thinking about using MTB SPD pedals and cleats. I really don't like waddling around in speedplays or SPD-SL.
if they are like the sambas the sole is a little soft for aggresive riding. you'll feel the flex and eventually maybe the cleat. for easier riding (maybe commuting) they are great. \
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Zorbat1446
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Quote from noochnooch :
Doesn't seem like you understand the purpose of these shoes. It doesn't make the ride more comfy, it's to increase pedaling efficiency. It's only good if you have pedals that are meant to clip into those shoes. I would never use the pedals you're suggesting on an outdoor bike. Those pedals don't have cleats on them. Hit a bump and you're at risk of having your feet fly off the pedals
Many of the people (e.g. 2nd post) clicking on this thread are more interested in the aesthetics and possibly comfort of the shoes than their functionality. My point is that for a casual rider, using a smooth flat platform pedal like what I linked is perfectly fine for recreational urban riding or commuting---AND, they would not require special shoes so the standard Stan Smith would be fine both on and off the bike.
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Moofboy
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These work with Peloton?
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b166
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I almost pulled the trigger. Missed that bike detail.

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IndigoKnob7008
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Just so everyone understands, these are NOT regular walking shoes!

These are bicycle shoes that you can attach two-bolt MTB cleats to. Those cleats, mate to mountain bike pedals that you can only use if you have shoes like these with cleats attached. These shoes will not take 3-bolt road cleats.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, you should not buy these shoes.
Quote from 1-6 :
As a road biker, I'm thinking about using MTB SPD pedals and cleats. I really don't like waddling around in speedplays or SPD-SL.
I did this long ago. Recommended.

Walkable shoes like these are not quite as efficient as hard-soled bike shoes, but I can verify that they're still far more efficient than clips and straps.

Unlike hard-soled MTB and road shoes, you don't have to live in fear of going inside a store because your shoes become ice skates on any hard floor.

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