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MTB shoes Shimano SH-M200 in comparison

Stefan Frey

 · 08.03.2016

MTB shoes Shimano SH-M200 in comparisonPhoto: Georg Grieshaber
MTB shoes Shimano SH-M200 in comparison
The SH-M200 manages the balancing act between power transmission and running comfort. Criticism: soft toe cap, ratchet cannot be moved.


Price/info 189.95 Euro / www.paul-lange.de


Weight¹ (size 45) 896 grammes


Sizes 39-48


Equipment Ratchet, Velcro, quick lacing, toe, side and ankle reinforcement, carbon sole

Test 2015 mountain bike touring shoes: Shimano SH-M200Photo: BIKE Magazin Test 2015 mountain bike touring shoes: Shimano SH-M200


Conclusion The SH-M200 manages the balancing act between power transmission and running comfort. Quick lacing, ratchet and Velcro cover hold the foot securely in place. Comfortable Ergo footbed. Good ankle protection. Criticism: soft toe cap, ratchet cannot be moved.


BIKE judgement² SUPER

The combination of Quick-Lace lacing, ratchet and Velcro cover secures the foot particularly well in the Shimano shoe. The Quick-Lace strap is attached to the Velcro cover.Photo: Georg Grieshaber The combination of Quick-Lace lacing, ratchet and Velcro cover secures the foot particularly well in the Shimano shoe. The Quick-Lace strap is attached to the Velcro cover.


¹BIKE measurement. Weight measured in size 45
²The BIKE judgement is independent of price, BIKE judgements: super, very good, good, satisfactory, with weaknesses, unsatisfactory


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Stefan Frey

Stefan Frey is from Lower Bavaria and loves the mossy, loamy trails of the Bavarian Forest as much as the rugged rock of the Dolomites. For technical descents, he is prepared to tackle almost any ascent - under his own steam. As an accessories specialist, he is the first port of call for questions about equipment and add-on parts, while as head of copywriting he sweeps the language crumbs from the pages of the BIKE print editions.

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