>>988493>Cycling shoes? I think not.He said shoes, he didn't say cycling shoes.
>And """cycilsts""" without cycling shoes are just posers.Depends. Clipless is great for racing, training, and fast paced group rides. Flats or toe clips are better for commuting and, in some cases, for long-distance cycling (touring, randonneuring, bikepacking, etc). Non-clipless "cycling shoes" are meme-tier.
I have 4 bikes. One is clipless, one has toe clips, two have flats. I wear clipless shoes on the former. I wear non-cycling-specific shoes on the other three. I like all three styles of pedals depending on the type of cycling I am doing.
