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Porcupines93
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: August 7, 2007
Strengths: Don't irritate my feet.Weaknesses: Shoes are wide for my foot and the two straps do not get tight enough for me. The laces are useless. Not good for colder weather.Bottom Line: These shoes are entry level but that is about it.
Favorite Ride: Farmington Canal
Price Paid:
$79.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Cannondale R700 w/ Shimano Pedals
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tubafreak
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: August 30, 2006
Strengths: Very Inexpensive, breaks in quickly, multiple cleat mount holes, stiffer than MTB shoes.Weaknesses: A bit narrow for me, too flexy for higher power outputs, doesn't need laces, needs 3rd strap.Bottom Line: I got these shoes as my first pair of road shoes. They're pretty comfortable shoes, good for laying down base miles and general, easy riding.
As my riding developed and I added miles to the ride I've found that the uppers are a bit flexy for my tastes and require frequent readjustment of the straps to keep up with my circular pedaling.
The footbed is comfy, but I could use a bit wider toebox (I have a wide foot) and more arch support (high arches too).
If you get these, ditch the laces, they put weird pressure on your foot and don't really help anything. You'll probably be wishing for a third strap, pressure is not as even as it should be.
I'm liking these, but thinking that at this point in my riding I can step up to something a bit stiffer, with 3 straps (or 2 straps and a buckle), and with more arch support.
These would be great for a new cyclist who wants a good road shoe. It can't handle higher power outputs, but when you're new to the sport they're good.
Favorite Ride: One that's fast.
Price Paid:
$65.00
Purchased At: www.bicyclebuys.com
Similar Products Used: Adidas Minrett (commuter shoe)
Bike Setup: 2004 Bianchi Imola
105 Triple (52/40/30) 9-speed
Selle Italia SLR XP
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