Specialized size calculator recommended a size 45 for me, but my toes were just touching the front of the toe box when I put them on. Ordered a size 46 and they fit perfect. Super comfy and sticky. Great shoes.

They were too narrow for my wide feet. I ordered a size 11, as suggested, yet still the shoes were too narrow. I wear unusually a size 10.5 shoe. I have yet to find a descent pair of mtn. bike platform pedals shoes that are wide enough in the shoe box.

1st of all, after scanning the previous reviews , I took the recommendation to go up in size and was glad I did. I did the whole measuring thing and went up a full size from there. I do have wide feet and wanted to make sure the shoes had enough room. I just want to say that I HATE ordering shoes online, but I had no choice here. The local shops did not have my size, so I took the leap of faith and I'm glad to say it worked out. Comfortable on the pedal, great solid feeling platform, and a shockingly sticky sole. My feet were supported, I pedaled way more efficiently and no numb toes after the ride (sorry Vans) Even if you are a casual rider, like me, you will benefit tremendously from wearing riding shoes. Get 'em!

Great Shoes

As usual, great shoe from Specialized

I recently bought some 2FO Roost Flat Mountain Bike Shoes that said they were leather upper. New version says on the sticker synthetic sole, upper and quarter lining. Quality, comfort and longevity has gone out the window......

Can’t recommend these enough! Fit is spot on (once you figure out your European size) and they are super comfy on and off the bike. Pedal grip is excellent, soles are very supportive and they feel well made. I like them better than my fiveten freeriders which cost more.

Decided to try these since they’re on sale. Coming off of RC shoes, which have been fine. The Specialized rubber is slightly stickier than the RC. What I like even more is how comfy they are. No breakin required. They look a little odd out of the box, as if I got two left shoes but once they’re on your feet it’s not noticeable. After using these for a ride or two, I bought two more pairs and put them on the shelf for future use.

These shoes have a larger footprint (more rectangular) than 510s, which makes them easier to find a comfortable spot on the pedals and the compound is super grippy. The outside footprint is not bulky but make sure to order 1/2 size up because the sizing runs small. Best flat bike shoe on the market and especially at the current price.

Very happy with shoe. Looks nice and very comfortable to wear. I dont ride very hard so I think these should hold up well for my use.

When I first got these shoes, I took them out of the box and had a hard time figuring out which shoe went on which foot. They look very strange. I decided it was okay and then tried to wear them out, the more I wore them, the more they became more and more uncomfortable. For some reason I can't even walk normally with my left foot because of the way the shoe bends. It creates a really uncomfortable bend in the shoe and makes my foot feel bruised.

I got these when they were on sale. Had a pair of Freeride Pros that were collapsing on the outside and becoming more uncomfortable. These out of the box aren’t as comfortable as Freeride Pros. But they are getting there. I’ve ridden in them maybe 4 or 5 times. The grip is good, the protection is good, I feel like they are stiffer than Freeride Pros. They are definitely blockier but you only notice that when you are walking. They might be narrow for some people. I don’t know of the top of my head how much they were regular price and they were probably worth it, but on sale they are great!!

The shoes seem to be excellent quality, they should last quite a while. I gave them only 3 stars because putting them on is very hard for some reason. There is a lot of friction when stepping into the shoe and the tongue is very hard to hold on to. The looks of the shoe and the fit around the big toe is awkward. The shoes look, and initially feel like they are symmetrical and not right and left foot. Because of that I was concerned that they put pressure on my big toes. That is fortunately only marginally the case otherwise I would not have kept the shoes. They are reasonably comfortable after putting them on and wearing them for a while.

Nice fit good performance with solid footing

Good Sticky flat bottoms... work well on the trail. If you have wider feet order a size larger. True to size on length but skinny for my foot. I had to return and order and size larger.

Very comfortable, excellent quality with except of laces. Wishe they were more durable.

Order bigger size. They run smaller.

These shoes are amazing! The stick to the pedal spikes amazingly well. There is something about the way your feet fit into them that makes pedaling easier, if that is possible.

Super grippy! Light yet built like a tank, very sturdy construction. Mildly waterproof, withstand jet spray washing after every ride.

Couldn't test the shoes because they were too small. Order a size larger than you usually purchase would be my advice.

used these on a 350 mile ride and they were comfortable, gripped well and could even walk around in them in comfort. bought a half size larger than usual.

Heel Lift like crazy. Personally I find the foam above the heel gets pushed down when you put them on, and then it gives you lots of lift. Quite annoying. Otherwise they're good. Looking for something else now it's driving me crazy. For the price however, no other complaints!

Super grippy. Plenty of support without being too stiff. Fit was small for me, but not uncomfortable

Good fit good shoe

Runs a little tight, but no discomfort. Great shoe!

Sole is a tacky compound that grips pretty well. About on par or maybe a little less grippy than my FreeRiders but grip is definitely just right on these as foot is repositioned a little easier and still locks in when wanted. Could hear it squelch a bit on the tile and hard floors in my home. I like the lace band to tuck the laces when riding. Shoes are comfortable for the most part except… Toe box around just above toes at top of foot is a little tight. Not sure if it’s the tongue or what but I prefer the ‘comfort-like’ looser fit of my FreeRiders to these 2FO flat shoes. Fit is a little narrower. I have average width feet and my 510 FreeRiders felt less locked in than these. So depending on how aggressive the rider is pushing these, some may prefer a more locked in for that is harder to come out of while some might miss the ease of just slipping into some shoes like I can with the FiveTens. Also I don’t think the size chart seems to translate super well. I normally wear a size 12. The 45.5 I think is just under and the 46 seems well over the 12 so the sizing is just weird. The 45.5 fits okay lengthwise but maybe the next bigger size might have felt better in the upper forefoot area…but then I’d be thinking more material to strike. I like the styling/look of these a little better than my 510s. At full price, I think there are other options I prefer but at sale price I would pick these up without much hesitation again. So far they seem pretty durable. Depending on how long the soles last will push me to keep buying these or go back to my Freeriders that ai have worn the past few pairs of MTB specific flat shoes I own.

Echoing some other comments here, careful with sizing. Specialized road shoes fit me incredibly perfect at one size, for these I needed to go half a Euro size up, like many others suggest.

Just received my new shoes. Couldn’t be happier with the quality and sole grip. After reading other reviews about size issues, I ordered up a 1/2 size and they fit perfect. They are a little stiff as needed but easy to walk around in.

These are good looking, comfortable, old school bike shoes. I love them for commuting, errands and social coffee shop rides. The arch support is great and fits me like an orthotic. They are not as great for wet muddy trails where a mesh or synthetic shoe would be better, and serious racers will want a stiffer platform.

Great shoe with firm and stick soles that ride well with ur flat pedals. much better than the previous 2F0s.

- I have wide feet - I have a very high instep - I can slide a CAD five dollar bill under my arches when I am standing - I typically buy shoes that are too big just for width - for reference if it helps, american size 9 sandals from Keen fit me perfectly - those are said to be run wide The size tool recommended 42. I ordered 43. The width was far too tight around the toes and mid-foot for me. I returned them and got 43.5 which are still quite tight, but I don't want shoes that are too long. I also got the inserts which makes things more tight, but it feels better on my toes. I don't notice the tightness at all when I ride with them, but I would never use them to walk around in. As for stickiness - this is my first pair of bike shoes for flats so I can't compare but these shoes stick quite well for me. My feet feel like they are stuck to the pedals to the extent that I caught myself trying to "twist out" a couple of times as if I was clipped in to my SPD pedals.

The fit is so nice, very comfortable shoes with a great grip. I noticed that the rubber on the sides and toes gets beat up fairly quickly. I’ve been riding with them for a month now and I’ve already shredded the rubber around the toe.

Ordered a pair, they were just barely too snug for me, returned and ordered 1/2 size up. Upon arrival the half size larger was actually smaller, and when held next to a shoe of corresponding size and as visibly smaller, by about 1/2 inch. Clearly mislabeled and missed by QC. Returned the second pair, went to a local bike shop and purchased the same shoes in the half size larger (this time correctly labeled) and they’re great! Great fit, comfortable, stiff sole, grippy af.

These shoes are great! Searched high and low for something to replace my worn-out 5.something’s. They are STICKY! Fit snug in the heel and mid foot with a really good amount of space in the toe box (which has always been an issue for me with competitors offerings), and as I said above —really outstanding grip! They’ve become super comfortable after full break-in and seem well made and durable. They peddle well with very little flex, but are also not bad for walking or hike-a-bike. I’d also call them pretty ‘normal’ looking for townie-casual, touring or commuter type riding. Specialized keep this model in the line-up for replacement time— I’ll be back for another pair! Two thumbs up!!!

size runs true comfortable off and on the bike

Great shoe, I followed others recommendation to go for half a size bigger than normal size and that was 100% right. I recommended same to a friend and he found the same. They glue to my V12 pedals

Grippy. Love them

These shoes are amazing and very comfortably. I have the supacaz smash pedal and these stick nicely. I would not recommend them entirely for trails with high jumps as they will not stick that much.

Shoe is nice, light and practical for trail riding. Like the sticky rubber sole. Stays on crank bros pedal nicely. Comfy & I do feel more power transfer than my previous hiking shoes. They run small. I wear size 11 and ordered the 12.5 (47.5). Fits just right.

My 2nd pair of 2FO. Got excellent wear on the 1st pair. Got a size larger for winter socks. I do miss the heel pull though.

My family has switched from any flat pedal shoe you can imagine to all wearing this shoe. The 2FO compound is absolutely the stickiest out there. It’s like it hugs the pedals. The uppers of the shoe are incredible. One family member has two years of wear and they are showing no signs of wearing out. We ride 2-3 times a week. Highly recommended.

Very comfortable shoe right out of the box

Nice wide toe box.

Runs tight. The arch is intense on these shoes.

I use these great shoes on my mountain bike flat pedals. They fit comfortably and stick well to the pedals without any slippage at all. I am able to pull back solidly to increase my pedal efficiency as well.

You want grip? Get these.

Pretty stiff but not too stiff. Super grippy. Super happy

I love these shoes. I got them for 2 reasons. (1) if my feet got wet they would slip off the cheap sandpaper pedals that came with my bike. (2) I was having serious pain in my arches. These shoes solved both problems. I want to get another pair in another color. They are very comfortable to wear all day long, not just when I am on the bike.

I used the sizing tool and it recommended a 47 based on my measurements, but ultimately had to return and order a size larger at 48. Definitely order a size up. That said, I really like the shoes. Reasonably comfortable off of the bike and great support while riding. I ordered the inserts with high arch support and found them to be a great addition.

Great grip, robust upper is holding up well to the bolts in my pedals. Runs true to size for length, and a bit roomier than normal for width.

Great platform for beginner riders

1st pair I ordered a half size larger, still way too small. Going up another full size. Hopefully this works.

Great Shoes Great support for pedals.Just get half size bigger then your American size.

I found these shoes run small, having to purchase size 11 for 10.5 I normally wear. I like the wide toe box and this combined with stiffer soles were the motivators to purchase. I have arthritic toes and the Adidas Trailcross shoes I was using would push my big toes to the outside (towards the smaller toes) and would sometimes get severe foot cramps after a longish tide [18-30 miles on steep off road fire trails). I have used the 3 rides totaling 75 miles and I feel the stiff soles, but my big toes are much happier.

Good flat pedal shoe. Glad I read the reviews before ordering and knew people said they run small, ordered the next size up as I normally wear a size 47, ordered size 48 and the fit is perfect.

Great shoe fits well

Super sticky on platforms.

These shoes are great, they fit perfect, comfortable and most important they got awesome grip on the pedals and on any terrain. They are really helping mi ride!

Comfortable and grippy, true to size! Quick delivery!

Great grip on the pedals, nice power transmission, and I love the looks. High performing shoes that also look great off the bike.

This is my second pair. I wore the first ones out because they fit so well my feet feel solidly connected to my bike. The first ones were on my feet for two solid months during a 2000 mile Pacific Coast Hwy tour.

Runs true to size if you are able to convert from whatever you wear to EUC.

Have had a really hard time finding a MTB flat that fits. I have wide toes and a narrow heel: shoes either crush my toes or slide and chafe in the heel. Have tried dozens and dozens of shoes, including all the usual suspects (Freeriders, etc), and the 2FO Roosts so far are the best I’ve found. Sizing runs small: I used the online sizing tool and it said I was a 45 (US 11.5). I tried and returned a 45, a 45.5 and a 46 before ending up with a 46.5 (US 12.5), and still had to stretch the toe box a bit! Funny because I’ve been as small as a Men’s 10 in some dress shoes. Good MTB flat with a grippy sole.

Great fit. Size 14. Unlike the competitors. Sticky!!

High quality materials and construction.Stiff sole for power transfer. Good arch support plus excellent protection for toes and instep. Requires a little break in period to loosen up. Very straight footbed shape, which I liked because there were no hot spots.

Great shoe. Good support, sticky rubber, protects your toes. Comfy. Favorite flat MTB shoes so far. Relative to my 5.10s and vans, these run just a touch small. I moved up one size.

I go on long road rides (30 to 60 miles) on my ebike regularly, and I needed some shoes that would grip to the pedals. These shoes rock! They are snug and comfortable, and provide maximum traction.

These are the perfect flat bike shoes! They support the heel and toes very well. I've even thought about using these as every-day shoes. I ordered a size 7.5 (what I usually wear) and they run a little small but I think these will be the comfiest shoes once they are worn in.

Checks all the boxes. Comfortable, great grip and durable. Got a canvas pair also.

This is my 2nd pair of Specialize 2FO flat shoes. I use them for about 90% bike commuting and 10% trail riding averaging about 4000 miles a year. The last pair I had lasted me 3 years. These shoes are durable, comfortable, true to fit and super sticky on the pedals. I love the shoes and this 2nd pair I just purchased seem just as great. The only thing I miss are the tongue and heel tabs. Since 90% of my rides are commutes I sometimes have to change clothes. The tongue and heel tabs on the old shoes made it easy to slip the shoes on. Now I have to sometimes grab the bottom of the shoe to push them on. I would have given them 5 stars if they had the tabs.

Excellent trail / all mountain shoes. These are by far the best flat pedal shoes I've ever used. I really appreciate the wide forefoot and toe box - they're the only bike shoes I've tried that don't squish my toes or hurt the sides of my feet. The sole is great too - just the right stiffness and perfect traction on my Deity TMAC pedals. The body geometry features are a bonus and help my ankles and knees during hard rides. Finally, they're really well built and hold up well. Please keep making these Specialized!

Excellent riding shoes for use with studded pedals. Stiff sole helps in energy transfer, and the bottom pattern fits nicely with the studs. Sizes run small - 12.6 is a perfect fit for my normally size 12 feet.

Shoe fits great, I wear them as casual shoes all day at work.

I’ve had the Freerider and Freerider pro before this shoe. Those have ran slightly small for me. And unfortunately, my left foot is slightly bigger. Unless I want to track down a 15 and have some slop I’ve just dealt with the tight fit bit it was painful at times. I ordered 14-1/2(which I have never seen before) in the 2FO’s and could not be happier. The fit is perfect and it’s been some of the most comfortable pedaling I’ve done. Aside from the personal fit issue, the sole is sticky and flexible, but more supportive than my previous shoes. The main part of the shoe seems well built and they used a softer material for the toe which allows for more flex up from. I’ve got about 5 rides in them so far on new pedals and haven’t noticed any chunks out of the sole. No idea on longevity yet but so far I am sold on these shoes.

They are vert grippy, a bit small but they stretch out after a couple of rides and feel great after that

Very comfortable. I had to return the first pair for the next size up, runs small

very grippy, good support.

Great pedals. Perfect size, great grip and very affordable.

This is a great shoe. Grip is great. Flex is perfect (just the right amount, not too stiff, but not too much of a noodle). Durability seems good so far. Comparing to freerider pro, freerider, hellion, livewires and shimano gr9's, these are top dog by a wide margin. Better grip, amazing pedal feel, comfy. Sizing note. I'm a true 13 in most brands, and their chart says 13 = 47. I found 48 to be a better match to a true 13 size across other brands. Their 48 is a bit bigger than the 510 48's. Best if you can try on at a specialized dealer.

Better grip than most other bike shoes

I would not hesitate to buy these again. Very sticky, look good and I believe the wedge geometry insole really works. Very comfortable. May need to scoop up another pair in case they stop making them or something.

Runs small

Upon inspection I saw in amazement the shoe was almost as in good condition as when it had taken its fateful fall. The heal counter was slightly bent, likely from being run over a handful of times, but was otherwise a completely intact and rideable shoe. I'm still looking forward to new shoe day but that day won't be as soon as I had thought. Thanks for making such a durable shoe, Specialized. Also lesson learned: don't forget your shoes on the roof.

"There's a shoe on your roof." Panic ensued. I quickly stopped and retrieved the lone shoe from my room. I chalked it up to a loss, disappointed, but hey, who wouldn't be excited to replace them with a brand new pair? Several hours passed and I went about my day until it came time to drive back home. I thought to myself, "well heck, maybe I can still find the remnants of the shoe and can properly dispose of them." I drove past the spot of the clunk and no more than a few yards away I spotted it- the prodigal brother to the shoe sitting in my passenger seat.

First things first- the fitment of this shoe is great and I hope they don't stop selling them any time soon. I chose these over the 510's because the instep seems to be wider and puts less pressure on my foot(I have pretty flat/wide feet) and it feels much more comfortable overall. About a week ago I finished up a trail ride and left my shoes on the roof of my car when I was putting away my gear. Absentmindedly I forgot they were on top of the car and drove off. A few miles down the busiest road in my city I heard a clunk and didn't think anything of it-until I pulled up to a stop light and the driver next to me motioned to roll my window down.

All I can say is wow! I got my pair used because I was hesitant to buy a shoe that was relatively new to the market. The pair I found on a gear trading website was clearly riden hard with marks on the soles. The insoles were untouched, however, and when I tried them I was shocked at how well they fit my arch. No idea why the original owner didn't use them. Whatever, I thought, for half off I don't mind a few cosmetic scratches and I'm sure I'll be able to judge the grippiness even with evidence of hard use. Well, if they are this grippy used, I'm slightly terrified at how grippy they are new out of the box! I went on a super rocky trail today and it was like my feet were glued to the peddles. I cannot overstate how locked in these shoes feel. I am incredibly impressed and now think these are more than worth the sticker price. I normally wear a men's 10.5 and the size 44 fits perfectly. I have a narrow foot and while 5.10 and RC are a bit wide for me, these are great.