Knog makes a few pair including these:

Is there a standard for which cleats/pedals will work on a particular shoe? I've been looking into clipless pedals, but I want shoes that I can wear easily off my bike too. Some of the shoes posted fit what I'm looking for, but the pictures of their soles are without cleats generally. How do you know which cleats will fit the shoe, and is there a way to tell if it'll hit the ground when walking?

There are a lot of exceptions to this, but mountain shoes will usually be SPD compatible (2 bolt holes), road shoes will usually be LOOK compatible (3 bolt holes). That only refers to the pattern of bolt holes in the sole. There are SPD-compatible road shoes, for example, and some shoes are drilled for both.

Online catalogs (and manufacturers' sites) will almost always tell you what hole pattern a given pair of shoes have or cleats need. Match them up.

For what shoes let the cleats hit the ground, read the comments above. That question's been answered three or eight times already.

There are some adaptors for matching incompatible cleats and shoes, but if you're buying everything from scratch, get things that work with each other out of the box.

where'd you find those shoes? couldn't find them on the adidas site.

I like sandals...

https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=2222