Shimano Men's SH-RC702 Road Shoe

Bitchin' Camaro!

My oldest set of Shimano SPD-SL shoes are finally worn out, the upper is cracking and the lower heal is almost worn through now after 10 years of riding so when these came up on sale I jumped on them. I have 4 pair of Shimano shoes (2 road, 1 MTB, 1 Gravel), excluding the ones I'm retiring and they all fit the same, all comfortable and all with nice firm soles so I don't feel the pedals. This is my first pair with the double Boa, and I like that feature although it would be nice if they would loosen by turning reverse instead of having to pop the ratchet up and start over. These do seem to loosen up a bit at first when riding, very quickly but then they don't need adjusted again. Of the 4 usable pairs I have now, this is the one I like the best for adjustability. They are comfortable and don't move around when pedaling at all, just a nice solid fit for me.

My other Shimano (SPD) shoes have lasted me 8+ years of commuting, gravel riding, and casual city rides, so I figured I'd stick with a known quantity for new road shoes. Good choice! These are very solidly built, yet pretty lightweight, and the dual Boa dial adjustment is great for getting just the right fit. My feet are long and not super wide, so I can snug them down nicely without any bunching and get a comfortable, secure fit. Bonus points for a timeless aesthetic

got these to replace giro composite nylon/carbon shoes and am so glad i did. the dual boa dials are way better than any combination of straps and boa, and are very easy to adjust on the fly. half sizing ensured a perfect fit. easy on the eye and also easy on the wallet vis a vis perfomance. highly recommended.

comfortable performance shoe straight from the box. Feels like it fits true to size for a snug performance shoe (I wear 10 in normal shoes and 44 fits perfect). Carbon midsole is stiff and totally reduces any pedal pressure points. For cooler temps covers are definitely needed as the bottom vents let in extra cold air.

I love these shoes!!! They fit well and secure my foot with the BOA system. I have also had Shimano shoes in the past and feel like the performance/value ratio is perfect for me. I am 195 pounds and never feel like the quality of the shoe is compromised. Good for riding in all weather. I am in Colorado so we have heat, rain, and snow. Never a problem with the RC702 shoes.

Have abused this type of shoe and it has survived everything I have thrown at it. Happy to recommend and also buy again.

Avid road rider. The shoe is a replacement for my old Shimano shoes that I wore out after 7 years. They squeak when you walk in them but not when riding. A bit loose in the heel but no rubbing or sore spots. I find them very comforable. They say U.S. 10.5/EU 45. I wear a 10.5 shoe and probably could have gotten away with a 44.5 in these but otherwise no complaints.

This was the 3rd pair of shoes that I ordered. The other two pair (1 women's and 1 men's) were a little too narrow in the to box. Customer service was so helpful in recommending these as an option and I'm glad he did! These fit great! I've always loved how Shimano had a wider toe box

This shoe has been great! From the first pedal stroke I noticed a difference from my old shoes. The double boa lacing helps get the fit just right and comfortable. Plus, they look really cool too.

Typical Shimano, well build, well thought out. Very stiff. Only caution is like others mentioned the BOA connectors only tighten.

I've worn Sidi shoes for a very long time, but suffering from hot foot during long summer rides. The reviews said these shoes had a larger toe box, which should alleviate the hot foot issue. Good news - the shoes are as good as advertised. Very comfortable and can be worn for long periods of time without foot fatigue.

I like a tight fit for my shoes and the size is right on. Also, the twist locks give you ability to adjust as needed during the ride.

Use for all rides, all weather. Good fit with easy adjustments. Accurate cleat alignment. Nice look!

I like shoe a lot it is a very comfortable shoe for everyday training. I would like it to be a little more stiffer in the heel for my personal preference.

I wish Shimano would use the same lasts for their road shoes. Upgrading to this... the boas are great, so I'll have to use them a little looser than normal to get a good fit

These are excellent higher end shoes with a few quirks. They're light and slim on the foot, they don't feel or look bulky like some other shoes. The dual Boa system is great. My gripe with them is that they're kind of awkward to put on. The tongue is attached to one side of the uppers, so they don't open quite as wide. Also, the material around the collar seems to be some kind of non-slip material, I assume so your foot doesn't slip around while riding, but it also makes putting the shoes on more difficult, instead of your feet just sliding in. And I mean these are more of an annoyance, rather than a true fault of the shoe design.

Once you're riding though none of that matters. The uppers are stiff and the Boa straps make adjusting them a breeze. The "grid" on the soles help you match the alignment of your cleats, Aside from the two Boa dials, they're sleek and just feel quick. As for their stiffness - on a scale of 1-10 where 10 is a super stiff race shoe, I'd say they're an 8. Good and stiff with just a hint of noticeable flex when out of the saddle. I do wish that they came with an additional arch support size like the RC902 did.

My 15 year old Shimano shoes were starting to separate the soles. I bought these on sale and am pleased with them. I really like the wire tightening mechanism, which I can tighten before big hills. Side benefit is that while tightening, you can feel like the pros on the Tour as seen on the Netflix special. I just did a 52 mile ride with no hot spots. They are tight when first putting on, but feel right when pedalling. I would have bought wide as my feet are flattening out with age, but they were not available, so I bought regular with which aren't too tight. Strongly recommend, especially if you can score on sale. And the old shoes? I epoxied the soles back on and use them on my recumbent trainer.

I recently purchased a pair of cycling shoes, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! The first thing that caught my eye was the stunning white color'it's sleek and stylish, making my cycling gear stand out.

Fit is everything in cycling shoes, and these deliver perfectly. They fit like a glove, and the sizing is true to my usual shoe size, which is a huge plus. I've ridden in them multiple times now, and my feet have never felt sore afterward. Comfort is definitely key, and these shoes have it in spades.

Installation of the cleats was a breeze, thanks to the great markings on the sole. It made aligning everything super straightforward, so I was ready to ride in no time. I also love the dual BOA dials for tightening the fit. They allow for a customizable feel that keeps my feet secure without any pressure points.

As for pricing, I found an amazing deal at Bike Tire Direct, my go-to store for cycling gear. They consistently offer fantastic prices, and this purchase was no exception.

Overall, I'm thrilled with these cycling shoes. They're comfortable, stylish, and perform exceptionally well on rides. If you're in the market for new cycling shoes, I highly recommend checking these out!

I got the shoes on sale for my first shimano shoes coming from years of Sidi's. Just time for a change from the Sidi's. Much lighter shoe with a more relaxed fit. Not as confining as my past Sidi's. The Shimano fits great, feels great and pedals great. Easy in/out, good boa adjustment. The only downside is that there is no adjustment to back-off the boa tightness. You need to disengage the boa by pulling out the knob just like a full release. Otherwise, a good shoe for a good price.