I've been wearing Chrome Kursk Pro's for a couple of weeks now. They're actually a great cycling shoe. Stiff enough to be efficient and not have you feeling the pedal through the shoe, but obviously not as stiff as my carbon soled road shoes or mtb shoes. They don't walk as well as my regular Chrome Kursks due to the increased stiffness. There's a fair amount of heal slip when walking because of the stiff sole, but they're decent enough to wear while hanging out and stuff. I certainly wouldn't want to go on a walking tour or hike with them. There is a slight amount of clicking when walking on pavement with crank bros cleats installed. There was a ton of clicking with spd cleats installed since they're a bit bigger than the crank bros cleats. We'll see if the shoes/cleats will wear in and either increase or decrease the clicking. Already there has been major improvements over the first day I wore them as far as walking goes. I think they're breaking in a bit, which is good. This was also true of my regular Kursks -- very umcomfy at first, but break in nicely. I give the Kursk Pros a C+ for walking, an A- for riding, and like a B+ overall.