SPD (not SPD-SL) road shoes

[Gixxerman]

I am after some decent road type shoes that are SPD compatible (i.e. take the 2 bold cleats and have a recessed bottom so that I can walk in them OK.). SPD-SL are just not for me I'm afraid.
Shimano make a SH-RT range that stood for road touring that were in the £50 price bracket. Examples are SH-RT31, SH-RT32 & SH-RT82. But apart from a few end of line oddments (sadly not in my size) Wiggle and CRC etc. don't seem to stock them anymore. Have they stopped making this range?
Any recommendations or advice of suitable shoes or where I can by the road touring range from?
I really don't want to spend more than £60.

 

[djb1971]

Tried Merlin?

 

[cyberknight]

I use decathlon spd shoes and i am very happy with them .
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/mtb-5-mens-mtb-shoes-black-id_8199399.html

 

[Deleted member 23692]

RT32 replaced the RT31, so you'd be hard pressed to find and RT31s. RT82 are Shimano's 'flagship' touring shoe and tend to sell in the £60-80 range, and RT32 tend to be around £50-60. Oddly, my LBS had 2013 RT82s in the sale earlier this year for £60.. so I bought a pair

There seem to be plenty of RT32s around though - http://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourc...himano+RT32&qscrl=1&tbm=shop&tbs=vw:g,p_ord:p

 

[fossala]

I use the RT82, they are fantastic and comfy but did scratch the toe up quite badly bumping into something while walking.

 

[Born2die]

I just got some louis garneau Montana from Evans for £52 and they are excellent

 

[vickster]

Specialized or perhaps Bontrager

The more road type Shimano shoes like the R088 don't have recess

I'd go to your local LBS and see what they have

 

[Ben M]

I just upgraded from my trust RT51s. I can't really fault them tbh, I just wanted to move to road pedals.

My new R107s are a bit ostentatious in white though...