REV'IT! Arrow Shoes

Below is the size chart published by REVIT for these shoes. REVIT has changed their US conversion chart a few times in the last several years, so this one may differ from previous charts you’ve seen. We compared this chart to other EU-US charts from popular brands such as Sidi and it tracks pretty well.

Most people with experience buying shoes and boots sold in EU sizes will choose the same EU size as before. You can also choose an EU size based upon your experience buying US sized shoes and boots using the conversion chart. In trying on the shoes in our offices, we thought the larger size shoes ran a little longer than the chart suggests, so if you are between sizes choose the smaller. Example: If you are normally an 11 US, you are between a 45 and 46 and we’d suggest trying the 45. In the smaller size ranges, we think the chart is more accurate.

As to width, we find these boots are quite normal, I’d say D width, or “medium”.

REVIT Arrow shoes are new for 2020. They feature robust armor inserts and a solid sole. The suede looks sharp for wear either on or off the bike.

I like the way these shoes feel! The sole is nice and wide and will give good support and help protect the sides of your feet in an impact. The uppers are made of a solid feeling sueded material that is partially perforated to breathe some. The heel and toe are moderately stiffened but the area around the ankle bones is more padding than most riding shoes like this. There are solid disc protectors positioned over each ankle bone too. The insides are well padded and comfortable.

Choose from three sharp colors. I’m admiring the Olive green choice as being something different than other riding shoes out there. Extra laces are included. :: Paul, 02-05-20

REVIT says: The cord-laced Arrow shoes feature thermoformed heel and toe cups combined with an injected ankle cup; ensuring safety is compliant with CE requirements. The OrthoLite® insole adds to the overall comfort of the street-inspire shoes. Partial ventilation allows air to flow through on warmer days atop the bike or when walking on the street. A subtle strip of reflection is found at the heel, increasing visibility.