So, the shoes are great in theory. They are aesthetically pleasing, comfortable as can be, and seem to compare favorably in terms of safety to my $160 TCX Street shoes. Great buy with a pretty annoying quality control issue that makes them an utter waste of money.
One of the two shoes were perfect, sadly the second was oddly bunched on the tongue leather. This affects the look of the shoe (I’m super shallow) and causes a slightly uncomfortable lump at the top of my foot.
RevZilla made every effort to fix the situation, but unfortunately I had the last pair of perfect fitting shoes in my size. They were, however, kind enough to refund me 15%, so I figured I would take it to a shoe repare place to fix the problem. Alas, nothing they could do except tell me to wet it, reshape it, and clamp it... so now I’m an amateur shoe cobbler apparently.
Honestly, if I were you all I would still pick up these shoes and hope my situation was just bad luck. They are that nice and good of a deal. But in my case, they are pretty worthless.

The sole doesn’t slide on asphalt, and it’s decent looking and comfortable. Kind of a cross between a boot and a high-top sneaker. Fit pretty snug at first, but seems to be breaking in nicely.

These boots get a 5 star for first impressions. The boot is extremely stylish (I usually dress nice and enjoy the suit look) and these look just as good in person. I have them on as I am typing this out and i can barely feel them on my feet!

I first bought the Speed and Strength Run with the Bulls 2.0 and they were horrid.

2.0 Cons:
Bulky
Heavy
Uncomfortable
Ugly in person

The Oxford Jericho covers every single one of those problems and the protection feels great, but i have yet to try them on the bike.

If you are looking for a stylish street shoe that is comfortable to wear a few hours a day, this is your shoe!

Haven’t rode these in super hot CO weather yet, but so far they are pretty good. Footbeds are kind of flat, but they are stiff for a sneaker type shoe. Style is cool, leather is thick, and the padding is good for a show of this type. They are definitely more stiff than a pair of high top basketball shoes and have decent protection. For around town and summer they will work for me. Good ankle support and the tongue and toe is fairly stiff. I’m happy for $99.