Chrome  Truk Pro Bike Shoes - Men's

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Stiff where needed for pedal power, flexible where they should be for off-bike ease, the men's Chrome Truk Pro bike shoes deliver hard-charging clip-in performance as well as walking comfort.

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Features

  • Innovative FlexPlateâ„¢ technology is rigid where you need it for pedal power and flexible where you want it for walking
  • Comfortable, contoured impact-resistant insoles
  • Abrasion-resistant 1,000-denier Cordura®-fabric uppers
  • Durable, rubber heel cup with reflective safety hit
  • Chrome Truk Pro Bike Shoes have skid-resistant contact-rubber outsoles
  • 100% vulcanized rubber construction
  • Compatible with most clipless pedal systems
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Technical Specs

Best Use

Urban Cycling

Upper

Cordura nylon

Lining

Synthetic

Footbed

Compressed Foam

Midsole

Polyurethane

Outsole

Rubber

Cleat Design

2-hole

Platform

SPD Compatible

Yes

Time Mountain Compatible

Yes

Look Mountain Compatible

Yes

Crankbrothers Compatible

Yes

Footwear Closure

Lace-up

Traction Tread

Yes

Weight (Pair)

2 lbs. 1.6 oz.

Gender

Men's

Size Chart

Chrome Footwear - Men's
77.588.599.51010.51111.5121314
U.S. Men's77.588.599.51010.51111.5121314
U.S. Women's8.599.51010.511
UK66.577.588.599.51010.5111213
EU4040.5414242.5434444.545464747.548

Sizing Notes

Truk Pro and Kursk Pro 2.0 fit a half size large.

Reviews
4 reviews with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars

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Product Rating

3 out of 4 (75%) reviewers recommend this product

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eistau
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

they still click

10 years ago

Great shoes in all except for one really important regard: they still click when you walk. I have SPD cleats (SH51). We're talking the most popular and versatile recessed cleat. But the cleats aren't recessed enough in this shoe such that the metal cleat doesn't make contact with every step. That's pretty annoying given how this shoe is marketed. They already look a bit like orthopedics so another 1/8th inch on the sole wouldn't change looks but would have greatly enhanced walking performance. I got these shoes for my 4 mi. commute but I can't wear them to teach in without tap dancing across the linoleum. They're great if you're just going to a bar or anywhere you're going to be sitting. Or maybe if you have another kind of cleat /pedal system. But not good for walking on hard surfaces with the most widely available SPD cleats.

Yes , I recommend this product
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KyleW
Washington, DC, United States
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Bike to Bars

10 years ago

I've worn these shoes to a wedding with a suit, received several compliments. They pedal well, lacing system holds foot really well. Heel lift not as much of an issue as I thought. I pedal these into the city and stop at a bar for a beer-- and they're perfect for this. I sized down a full size and they fit well.

Yes , I recommend this product
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cools98
North Logan, UT, United States
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

First Impressions

8 years ago

Today is my first day of using these shoes. I think they look great. I went for the grey shoe with the gum colored sole to minimize attention to my non-dress attire. They are mostly comfortable. The heel cup doesn't hold my heel in very well, so it lifts with each step, but it is easily overlooked. I don't get any clicking from my cleats, so that is a good thing. I have two concerns though. The rubber sole is beginning to separate up near the toe box on one of the shoes. They came that way but I didn't want to return them. It's a small problem that I can live with. If they wear out prematurely then I will be able to decide if I liked them enough to get a second pair, or if I should look for something else. My other concern is the quality of the screws that came with the shoes. The metal quality is very poor. Two of the screws stripped today, on my first day of use. I almost couldn't get one foot out of the pedal as the cleat would just adjust on my shoe while the screw stripped out. I replaced the screws with better ones and the problem seems to have disappeared.

Yes , I recommend this product
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cruiserpdx
Portland
Rated 1.0 out of 5 stars

Basically a joke

8 years ago

I want to like Chrome, but this is the second pair I've owned and both have been disastrous. These don't work, because after a day of wear - 11 miles riding, plus walking around inside and out - one cleat or another invariably works itself loose, and then fails to engage with the peddle, loses a bolt, or (on one occasion), gets stuck in the pedal clip. I'm not sure why it happens - uneven ground putting torque on the bolts as I walk? - but it's happened each of the first three days I've worn these, and never on any other pair of cycling shoes I've owned. Even aside from that problem, they aren't great. They are very heavy, there's no heel cupping to speak of, and they are uncomfortable to walk in. They are only worthwhile if it would really be inconvenient to simply change shoes. My previous experience with Chrome shoes was with regular Truks - no cleats - and on those, the rubber sidewall literally tore apart as I was taking my shoe off one day. And it's not like they were old. These are just badly made shoes.

No, I do not recommend this product
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