Shimano GE5 Review: A New Perspective On Gravity/Enduro Shoes

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[@milesespace8776]

149 g per pair w/cleats? Not just enduro ready, but the lightest! /s

[@justpedal65]

Nice! I took your advice on the X-Alp Summit shoes a couple years ago and absolutely love them. The walkability of these GE5s looks even better. However, I still take a pair of really cheap and light Wally World slip ons, just in case I get the riding shoes wet. Thanks for all the hands-on testing! This is one of the few channels where I know the advice isn't fly-by-night because clicks are more important than sharing real long-term experience. Even though you guys are "sponsored", you still call a spade a spade... which is appreciated.

[@tomkrusic1104]

On a long tour like the CT or AZT, I've found all shoes break down more than expected and are ready for retirement by the end. Would be cool to see a long term review or maybe rider reviews on their shoes for such rides like you do for the bikes.

[@felixkrell890]

man, I am really digging these. might go for something like this for my next tour

[@benclark368]

Gave up laces years ago when Sidi launched the ratchet strap. Laces would freeze, take on water and flop around.

[@Romanonissimo]

Hi there nice review ! Do you have any reference for a wide toes box cliped in shoes ?

[@leonshanahan2189]

Nice review

[@johnnnewmex]

I have the GE9s and like them but think they could have slimmed them down (on the outside) a bit and made them have more vents. They are very comfortable but hope Shimano re-introduces something more all-mountain like the ME7.

[@eliaswiesenthal3564]

How far back can you position the cleat? Is it enought were you dont really want to be that far vack or is it too little for a purely dh oriented rider?

[@Adam-un5gm]

149 grams for the pair with cleats??

[@BIKEPACKINGcom]

1149g, thanks for catching that.

[@black.raven.adventures]

@@BIKEPACKINGcom that doesn't sound right either. shimano homepage states 399g in size 42 and I guess that's per pair. A pair of shoes over a kilogram would definitely slow you down. :-) I know you guys from the other side of the ocean still learn metric measures.....but thanks for the effort! 😛

[@Ignitionmtb]

Interesting you mention double knot, Ive never had to double tie a shimano shoe, If you have to double knot laces, the laces are not good and should be swapped for grippy ones.

[@BIKEPACKINGcom]

It’s because of my long narrow feet.

[@GG-si7fw]

Forget the shoes, you should of reviewed the socks. 😆