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Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46
Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46

Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46

(459 reviews)

The Shimano RP1 Road Shoes feature Shimano Dynalast which means the toe-spring section provides optimal support for a smoother, more efficient pedal stroke. A more efficient pedal stroke means less wasted energy so you can finish strong. Dual hook and loop straps ensure you enjoy a quick, easy and reliable way to get the fit just right while a reflective heel cup print keeps you visible if you're on the road after the sun has set. The lightweight glass fibre reinforced carbon sole strikes the perfect balance between stiffness and comfort and is compatible with both 3-hole SPD-SL and 2-hole SPD cleats making them a great choice for indoor cycling classes.

$119.95

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Shimano RP1 Shoes Black - 46

$119.95

(459 reviews)

The Shimano RP1 Road Shoes feature Shimano Dynalast which means the toe-spring section provides optimal support for a smoother, more efficient pedal stroke. A more efficient pedal stroke means less wasted energy so you can finish strong. Dual hook and loop straps ensure you enjoy a quick, easy and reliable way to get the fit just right while a reflective heel cup print keeps you visible if you're on the road after the sun has set. The lightweight glass fibre reinforced carbon sole strikes the perfect balance between stiffness and comfort and is compatible with both 3-hole SPD-SL and 2-hole SPD cleats making them a great choice for indoor cycling classes.

The Shimano RP1 Road Shoes feature Shimano Dynalast which means the toe-spring section provides optimal support for a smoother, more efficient pedal stroke. A more efficient pedal stroke means less wasted energy so you can finish strong. Dual hook and loop straps ensure you enjoy a quick, easy and reliable way to get the fit just right while a reflective heel cup print keeps you visible if you're on the road after the sun has set. The lightweight glass fibre reinforced carbon sole strikes the perfect balance between stiffness and comfort and is compatible with both 3-hole SPD-SL and 2-hole SPD cleats making them a great choice for indoor cycling classes.

Price comparison

Last updated at 19/03/2025 14:22:13

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Price history

Price history

Reviews

5 October 2021
Marc S.

originally posted on 99bikes.com.au

I think this is a great product. The sole of the shoe does not flex at all and makes my foot feel snug in them. The heel at the back also makes it that little bit easier on the rare
time when you have to walk. For how expensive it is it does much more than I would have thought and I would definitely recommend it.... Show more
23 June 2020
matthew

originally posted on 99bikes.com.au

Great budget shoes from Shimano. Have used these shoes for over 18 months clocking up about 400 KMs a week in all weather conditions and they are still nearly as good as
the day I purchased them. Soles are stiff enough for decent power delivery and I don't notice any flex. The synthetic leather the shoes are made out of it tough and durable.
Bargain Shimano shoe. Why would you want anything else.... Show more
22 October 2021
Peter S.

originally posted on 99bikes.com.au

Great product and meets all the expectations I had. The sizing is a little smaller than the Shimano shoes (same size) that these shoes are replacing so I would consider
ordering one size larger than you normally do... Show more

Price comparison

Updated 2 months ago
Urban Pedaler

$64.98

Low Stock
BikeExchange

$99.00

Low Stock
Joondalup Cycle City

$99.00

Low Stock
99 Bikes

$103.00

Low Stock
Ivanhoe Cycles

$119.95

Low Stock
+$15.00 delivery

Price history

Price history

Reviews

5 October 2021
I think this is a great product. The sole of the shoe does not flex at all and makes my foot feel snug in them. The heel at the back also makes it that little bit easier on the rare time when you have to walk. For how expensive it is it does much more than I would have thought and I would definitely recommend it.... Show more
Marc S.
originally posted on 99bikes.com.au
23 June 2020
Great budget shoes from Shimano. Have used these shoes for over 18 months clocking up about 400 KMs a week in all weather conditions and they are still nearly as good as the day I purchased them. Soles are stiff enough for decent power delivery and I don't notice any flex. The synthetic leather the shoes are made out of it tough and durable. Bargain Shimano shoe. Why would you want anything else.... Show more
matthew
originally posted on 99bikes.com.au
22 October 2021
Great product and meets all the expectations I had. The sizing is a little smaller than the Shimano shoes (same size) that these shoes are replacing so I would consider ordering one size larger than you normally do... Show more
Peter S.
originally posted on 99bikes.com.au
Good product for Price
23 January 2019
I purchased these shoes two weeks ago in store. It was essential to buy in store as my feet are wide and I need to try them before purchase. It was as well I did as I normally take a size 44 shoe but had to go up to size 46 to get the width. Other models of cycle shoes were the same. Wanted to by Shimano as I purchase Shimano pedals and wanted compatability. Have worn them twice and they seem OK and work well with the cleat padals. Quality fine, for the price.... Show more
Arty16
originally posted on halfords.com
Good shoes
7 January 2019
I have used these shoes for a few rides totalling about 475 km. The shoes (size 45) fit well, have good quality and ventilation, and work great with Shimano 105 pedals. They are easy to clip in and out while using original cleats that came with the pedals. Overall value - they are 5/5 for me.... Show more
PKG
originally posted on mec.ca
Great first clipless shoe -- works with SPD (even without adapter)
22 June 2020
Bought these as my first experiment going clipless (and paired them with the MEC WPD-M17C Clipless Pedals w/2-hole SPD cleats).Even though others have said these shoes need an adapter to work with SPD cleats, I've had no problem using them without the adapter plate (mind you walking in the shoes with cleats without the adapter is dicey).Was afraid of ordering online but found the size just right (wear shoes that are US 11, 11.5, and 12 depending on brand; ordered these in size 47).Still early days (i.e. < 100km) but very happy.... Show more
Grumpy FOSIL
originally posted on mec.ca
Great shoes
13 January 2019
I bought these last year, as my first pair of cycling shoes. I’ve done a few thousand kilometres in them and they have held up very well. I recently replaced the cleat on them ($40ish) and they’re good as new. I do occasionally get numb feet while riding, so I’m going to try thermal covers / thinner socks.... Show more
jennamacd0nald
originally posted on mec.ca
Needs an adaptor for SPD cleats
22 September 2018
I just bought these shoes for year-round commuting and took them back to MEC after less than one use. Even though they’re supposed to be compatible with SPD cleats, I was unable to clip out, as bolts inside the shoes pivoted with my feet as I tried to do so. Then I read the instructions. It turns out you need an adaptor to use these with SPD cleats. These shoes don’t come with an adaptor, or cleats. The adaptor is not cheap and MEC doesn’t sell it (or mention it in the ad for this shoe). I was also frustrated by the sizing. I wear a US size 10.5 and my last bike shoe, a Mavic, was EU size 44. For this shoe I could only fit in to a size 46, which lists as being US size 11.2. Even size 45 was too small, even though it equates to US size 10.5. I’ll be trying the MTB ... MoreI just bought these shoes for year-round commuting and took them back to MEC after less than one use. Even though they’re supposed to be compatible with SPD cleats, I was unable to clip out, as bolts inside the shoes pivoted with my feet as I tried to do so. Then I read the instructions. It turns out you need an adaptor to use these with SPD cleats. These shoes don’t come with an adaptor, or cleats. The adaptor is not cheap and MEC doesn’t sell it (or mention it in the ad for this shoe). I was also frustrated by the sizing. I wear a US size 10.5 and my last bike shoe, a Mavic, was EU size 44. For this shoe I could only fit in to a size 46, which lists as being US size 11.2. Even size 45 was too small, even though it equates to US size 10.5. I’ll be trying the MTB equivalent of this shoe with the hope that it is more suitable for SPD cleats and commuting.... Show more
AL2018
originally posted on mec.ca
Not a complete multi-cleat shoe
8 October 2018
I'm a newcomer to clip-in shoes and purchased these two-bolt and three-bolt compatible cleats in anticipation of maybe switching to SPD-SL cleats in the future. However I had the same issues as Al2018 in that you need a pontoon adapter (SM-SH40 - sold separately, not through MEC) to properly use SPD cleats, and that the sizing is a bit on the small side. Before installing the cleats I returned and exchanged for the Shimano ME1s a size larger and have had no issues.I would recommend MEC add a disclaimer about these being two-bolt compatible out of the box, as there is no information to tell people otherwise until the shoes have been purchased and you realize that things aren't working like they are supposed to.... Show more
TH3W
originally posted on mec.ca
Update to my previous review
18 March 2020
I’m upgrading my previous review for 2 reasons: 1. I repurchased the show for road cycling, to be used with 3-hole clipless pedals (SPD-SL), and they are very comfortable and light. 2. I notice that MEC now sells the required adaptor. Still, it should say in the product description that an adaptor for 2-hole (SPD) cleats is required and sold separately.... Show more
AL2018
originally posted on mec.ca