“Lot more comfortable than my road-dedicated cycling shoes. Can walk in it without looking like a stuck up bird, quality laces too.
Bought GUOC merino socks with them. Perfect match. Worth the price for me.”
“Bought these shoes to go bikepacking and have now done two multi day trips and the shoes have been fantastic. Comfortable straight out of the box and look good enough to wear in the evenings so haven’t needed to pack a second pair of shoes. Fantastic service from Quoc. Highly recommended”
“Slipping on the Quocs was an immediate confirmation that the money that I spent with some question marks, was well spent. So supple, so comfortable and somehow it feels (and it shows in my average speed) that I can convert more power to the pedals. I was also looking for a shoe that allowed me to walk so I can hunt for photo opportunities and they are great for that too. The only downside is that if it rains, you need to be prepared for a swimming pool experience for your feet as the shoes dont drain and also take quite a long time to dry. But overall, these shoes are highly recommended”
“I spent a long time looking for a comfortable pair of gravel shoes with good performance. I tried on 9 or 10 different shoes from the competition which was a bit of a logistical nightmare with COVID and having to deal mail order.
Many of the other shoes were slightly narrow which didn’t suit me, and I was beginning to despair until I tried the Gran Tourers which have been fabulously comfortable from the start. The fact that they have laces is a major bonus for gravel riding as there are no buckles or dials to get clogged with mud or break. On the bike the soles are firm with good power transfer, but they also damp the vibration which was a problem with my previous more road orientated shoes. Off the bike they are comfortable and grip well on most surfaces. I know this is subjective, but I also think the shoes look great.
Recommend you try a pair.”
“I like how comfortable its, but the base is not stiff at all. When i pedal standing the shoes bend so much and the heal go under the pedals, same as if you are wearing a CrossFit shoes not a running shoes. Can anyone correct me if I’m wrong?”
