S-PHYRE SH-RC910

Great shoe, but….

"Made the switch from the 903 to the 910. Love the shoe, but there is to much material in the upper. It causes a crease that puts pressure on the top of the foot. I’m hoping as the wear in this will subside. The 903 is the best shoe I have worn"

— Chad M. (3/5)

Love the feel

"The shoe takes way less time to break in than the previous version. I really like the 3rd option. I will say that it does size up 1/2 size though. So while I used to ride a 45.5 I ended up with the 45 and that fits the same as the old 45.5. Shimano was super easy to work with on the return and getting me a new pair. So for that I give them a 5 star."

— Eric W. (5/5)

Finally wide is wide

"Wide fit for wide feet. Excellent shoe, fit even better now that a true wide is available. Upgraded from 903 worth every penny."

— Ronald t. (5/5)

Seem a little bigger than previous model

"Love that the tightening clip does not solely rest on my 5th metatarsal, they moved it a few mm up which is great. However, they seem a bit longer than my current 44w. If I buy another pair I will size down 1/2z"

— Michael M. (4/5)

Too small.

"Ordered a 1/2 size smaller. Too small. A lot of money."

— Thomas A. (1/5)

Finally, the S-Phyre fit more riders have been waiting for...

"I put roughly 8,000 miles on the RC903 in size 43. I loved the shoe, but my biggest complaint was the narrow forefoot: as my feet expanded during rides, my toes would start feeling squeezed and I routinely had to loosen the front BOA--sometimes 30 minutes in, sometimes several hours in. And I don't even have wide feet. They're relatively narrow. For the RC910, I ordered four sizes to get it right: 43 Standard, 43 Wide, 43.5 Standard, and 43.5 Wide. I ultimately kept the 43.5 Wide, and the new fit is a major improvement. The wider toe box finally gives my forefoot room to expand without losing the secure lock down. Shimano says the RC910 fits roomier, but I still personally preferred the 43.5 as opposed the 43 in my A-B testing. I think the Wide RC910 will be especially popular. Shimano shoes have had a combination of performance, function, and aesthetics, but the narrow RC903 fit simply didn't work for a lot of riders. The RC910 opens that door considerably. Also worth mentioning: Shimano's return process was painless. As long as I didn't install cleats or ride the shoes, returning the other three pairs was straightforward and easy. Bottom line: If you liked everything about the RC903 except the cramped forefoot, the RC910 Wide is absolutely worth trying. 5/5 Shoes 3/5 Value (it's relative)"

— Zi W. (4/5)

"Prompt. On time. True to fit. Clean. Dialled."

— Jacob (5/5)