Best MTB shoe
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Postby dobbin33ch » Mon Feb 16, 2009 8:44 pm
i wouldnt change my sidi dragons, great shoe and a really snug fit ,,
i also have a pair of lake marathon shoes ,great for all day riding ,as if you gotta walk ,then these are the shoes that you better have on your feet ,great sole and really comfy
i also have a pair of lake marathon shoes ,great for all day riding ,as if you gotta walk ,then these are the shoes that you better have on your feet ,great sole and really comfy
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Postby trailgumby » Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:01 pm
I bought a set of Vittoria's off Fleabay year before last. They've been better than excellent.
Apparently they're a $250+ Italian-made MTB shoe that I scored for $80-odd, I'm guessing made by the guys of road tyre fame. Light, stiff but with a bit of flex under the toes, really well ventilated, and a sole that's long-wearing (needed for my daily scramble up and down the stairs at the coathanger). Same size fitting as Shimano.
Apparently they're a $250+ Italian-made MTB shoe that I scored for $80-odd, I'm guessing made by the guys of road tyre fame. Light, stiff but with a bit of flex under the toes, really well ventilated, and a sole that's long-wearing (needed for my daily scramble up and down the stairs at the coathanger). Same size fitting as Shimano.
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Postby woodpecker » Sun Feb 22, 2009 9:11 pm
I own a pair of sidi Eagle 5 pro.
good looks,
decent sole
excellent straps and buckle.
$200ish online
good looks,
decent sole
excellent straps and buckle.
$200ish online
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Re: Best MTB shoe
Postby waynohh » Fri Apr 03, 2009 2:06 pm
I have the M122. Paid about $130 when anaconda had a sale, which is within your price range.
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Re: Best MTB shoe
Postby grbelja » Fri Apr 03, 2009 5:10 pm
I have Specialized MTB shoes and I use eggbeaters. Fantastic pair.
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Re: Best MTB shoe
Postby marksy » Wed May 06, 2009 3:54 pm
have heard good things about specz. and my best pair is a pair of sidi dom 2, fantastic shoe, comfy from day one !
seems to wear reasonably well too ... exy though
seems to wear reasonably well too ... exy though
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