Our verdict
Pearl Izumi All-Road v5's comfort, well-built design, and versatile function are the shoe's main selling points. The shoe's overall attributes make it ideal for urban commuters, casual cyclists, and indoor biking enthusiasts. Despite a minor issue, this Pearl Izumi cycling shoe performs excellently for its intended purpose, which could make a great addition to your cycling footwear rotation.
Pros
- On and off the bike comfort
- Excellent quality
- Versatile
- Value for money
- On-the-go adjustment
- Good looking
- Adequate lateral support
Cons
- Chafing
- Loose
that could perform in the bike studio and leisurely ride on the open roads and trails
The All-Road v5 construction consists of seamless, breathable upper, easy-to-use triple Velcro straps, stiff yet walkable soles, grippy traction, and SPD cleats.
Add a product cycling shoe that could perform in the bike studio and leisurely ride on the open roads and trails.
If you fall under the following categories, checking out this shoe might be a good idea.
- Commercial Peloton/Spin bike shoe user
- Leisurely mountain cyclist
- Urban commuter
All-Road v5: Great for various activities
This road bike shoe's outsole yields a balance between stiffness and flex, making it an adequate cycling shoe for different activities, say several testers.
Excellent pedaling performance is promised with its stiff composite plate in the sole. It is finished with a rubber sole that gives off-the-bike grip and comfort.
Why trust us
A couple of wearers appreciate the pair's easy and on-the-go adjustments.
The three-strap closure not only makes adjustment easy, it also grants secure and customizable comfort.
Riding all day is made cozy
Plenty of users mention that the Pearl Izumi All-Road v5 feels good on and off the bike.
that could perform in the bike studio and leisurely ride on the open roads and trails.
Updates from its predecessor
Banking on the All-Road v4's strengths and reported weaknesses, the All-Road v5 now features a few updates. One of the most apparent differences is the upper material, as the v5 now features a burlier upper that provides enhanced durability and protection.
Although both Pearl Izumi shoes employ triple Velcro straps, some nuances set them apart. The v4 displays a more asymmetrical design than the v5. Apart from this, everything else has remained the same.
