I'm a newbie and these are my first riding shoes, I was a little bit worried about ordering a pair of shoes online especially because I'm from Costa Rica and return policy would not apply for me.... but now that I got my shoes I'm totally happy with my decision.

First I have to that the photo makes no justice to the shoes, they look way better, I LOVE the style, it's a shame Revzilla does not allow you to share photos like Amazon so I could show you how cool they look, the grey parts have a lot of glitter and it gives is a nice girly look. On the photos some parts look like pink but they look more like a purple to me.

The shoes are very comfortable and the size is just the right fit. I have a small feet (36) and I was afraid that they might be too big, but they fit great.

I have not being able to test them on rain, but I still wanted to test if they were waterproof so I tested them in the shower (I know, that's silly), but well they seem to protect pretty well from water and they actually dried very fast after that (just not the laces)

I think they didn't show it on the video but they come with a protector for the shifter, I appreciate that.

The only "con" that I found is that they are a little bit hard to put on, so if you are in a hurry you're gonna have a bad time :) but it doesn't bother me, once you have put them on they feel pretty good.

I'm extremely happy with my choice.

I was looking for something more substantial than the boots I had been wearing. These shoes are fantastic. I'm normally a US size 8, in birkenstocks I wear a 38, based on the reviews and my own measurements I chose a 39 for these boots. They fit perfectly. I have a normal size 8, slightly wide, definitely not narrow. I have plenty of toe room without it being loose. I also have cankles and these boots even fit great along the ankle area.

My only nitpick is for the color options, come on TCX not all women want a fushia pink on their gear. But it's subtle, so I can live with it. Highly recommend these.

I've had these for a few months now, and have gotten them nice and broken in. At first the upper part of the shoe was a bit stiff, but they broke in amazingly. They lace up quickly for those mornings I'm running behind.

I end up wearing them most of the day, and have taken some decently long walks in them. They do get a bit hot on days over 85F or so, but the added waterproofing is worth it (I live in the Pac NW where rain is an everyday expectation).

So far, I haven't had any issues with the laces in my controls, but I do ride a smaller bike, and I am pretty gentle on the pedals. So far they have held up well riding daily to and from work.

TL;DR Good riding shoe. Good for all day wear if its not to hot. Good for the PNW.

I ordered these last week and I just love them so far. They are so nice looking and feel great on. I generally wear a size 8 because I don't like anything tight on my feet. I can wear a 7.5 in some sneakers but wanted to make sure there was enough room for thicker socks. I had written to Revzilla to ask about which size would be best and they suggested a 39. It is perfect. It actually has about a 0.5 inch space around my toe to top of boot space so that's good for me. It is a nice width, not crushing my feet in anyway. My feet got a little warm as they are WP and it was hot out plus I had thick socks on. I might eventually get the air version too.
The only issue I have a bit of a problem with is that on my right ankle bone, I feel the protection part, leaning on that bone. I have "pointy" ankle bones so I think they might protrude more than most people. Still not a big issue. Would definitely recommend these, they really look nice on and feel good.

Let's start off by saying I'm a size 8 wide. With it being a European shoe, I decided to size up to a 9 (41 Euro). When I pulled them out of the box I though they were huge! Tried them on and my toes were 1 and a half inches from the front (or what it felt like) with no socks on. Tried them with thicker mid calf socks and I was glad I went a size up because of how wide my foot is. The toe is solid and the lift is nice to have as I'm 5'5. I will use them for a ride soon so I can say on long term comfort. Very very nice riding shoe!

I really like the styling of the updated TCX Street Air boot, and was happy that they added a little lift in the heel with this version (I'm short!). They feel sturdy, with good protection where noted. I do wish they had a little pull tab on the back to help you put them on, as they take some effort to get your foot in (but they're sturdy!) and I could use a little less girly designs (hint: NOT all women want/need to have glitter, pink, flowers, etc. on gear) but overall I think these boots were the look and function I wanted.

My biggest gripe with this boot is that the size chart is very confusing, the US to Euro sizing is NOT accurate, and the shoe runs very small. Before buying, I spent a lot of time reading reviews of the old version of this boot on Revzilla to get a gauge on the appropriate size to wear. I am a true US size 7 (measure at 9 1/4 inches heel to toe) and ended up with a size 37 of this TCX boot. Originally I ordered a size 36 based on reviewer's suggestion, which fit but I could tell that if I spent a lot of time walking or standing they'd cramp my toes. The 37's were a little on the big side, but with no half sizes, I opted for the slightly roomier pair.

Of course, Revzilla has an awesome return policy and good reviews/info, so I never fear ordering something totally new from them!

These shoes are very comfortable for riding in, and walking in. I love the baked in heel, allows me to flat foot when stopped. Was caught in the rain with them twice, feet where kept nice and dry. Love these shoes!!!

This is my second pair of riding boots and it is such a huge improvement over my previous pair (Alpinestars Stella SMX-1R).

They fit right out of the box, like a sneaker you've been wearing for a while. The toe box is wide and generous, so my fingers don't get numb while I ride. The laces make it super easy to bend the foot in order to shift (Stella are super rigid and it was really hard to do that in them). I didn't use all the eyelets - left three open at the top which makes it easy to both walk with them and shift.

They also have a hidden 1" lift so I'm a bit taller (a nice addition to my 5'4") and reach the ground more easily when I'm on the bike.

What I like most about them, is that they look so casual and don't scream "Motorcycle Boots" at the top of their little lungs. They have amazing reinforcements - toe box, back, and ankles, but they can't be seen when you look at the boots. More importantly, you don't feel them digging into your feet.

To sum it up: Super cute and comfortable boot with great protection.

I got the shoes because I wanted something simple and waterproof. The sizing chart is confusing and not accurate, As I am European I would think it will be responding to american sizing properly, but It doesn't. Unfortunately that was my only bet in boots right before I was going on long motorcycle trip.
the shoes are very stable, comfortable enough, if tight up pretty good, water wont get inside, as well as they simply will hold foot down better, Laces are definitely too short, if I wanted to tight them up all the way up and hide laces it was bothering my foot while changing gears. I did go through the rain twice, tho not extremely heavy, they were dry. because they are waterproof their breath-ability is not so good, and can be pretty hot, but not extreme.
I think my biggest complain is that revzilla doesnt provide more than one picture, those boots become pretty narrow in toes especially from the right side, and that wouldnt be a problem, except hidden risen heel,
this is a great feature which makes your leg look better, but in a long term, every time you stop from higher speed and you have to put your feet down pretty hard ,- your toes will hit hard surface of the boot. I spent 7 days with my toes badly beat up. Those shoes arent returnable, once you wear them outside, but how in the world would you know that your foot will go forward that much because of risen heel if you wouldnt ride a bike first?

Dont get me wrong, I really like the boots, but my feet suffered too much pain, they might be ok enough if you ride your bike here and there, but not for a all days use.

These quickly became my go-to footwear for riding. The fit feels more like a boot than a tennis shoe. I have ridden in several downpours with these boots and they kept my feet nice and dry. I found them to be stiff around the ankle at first, but after a few weeks they loosened up and became very comfortable. They can be a little hot at times but it's been in the high 90's this summer, and I'll gladly trade air flow for waterproof. I would buy these again.