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Pete
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: July 23, 2002
Strengths: Size fit, low price for big comfortWeaknesses: colourBottom Line: as a newbie into clipless, i´m impressed of the difference pedals (Look) and this shoes made to my ridings!
Feel comfy of in- and outclipping after a few rides, and wondering why considering for bying this for so long time...
I´ve broad feet, but the adjustment strap is a breeze to fit size- hello for a comfy ride!
This system has increased my speed for at least 5- 7 km./h.
The only change I´ve made, is adding a little black paint at the coloured parts.
Favorite Ride: The next one!
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At: local bikepusher
Bike Setup: Mosquito Alu- Y, Shimano set
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Frank121
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: July 9, 2002
Strengths: Size, fit, valueWeaknesses: None so farBottom Line: I tried many different shoes such as Performance Primo, Lake Xtreme, Carnac, Pearl Izumi, etc. trying to find a shoe that was wider but not a huge shoe. These shoes are just what I was looking for! Nice stiff sole, velcro adjusters, wider toe box and no squeezing of my foot...so good I bought another pair as a back-up.
Price Paid:
$69.00
Purchased At: T-Town Bicycles
Similar Products Used: Performance Primo, Lake Xtreme, Carnac, Pearl Izumi
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Euan Orienteer
a Recreational Rider
from UKDate Reviewed: February 15, 2002
Strengths: Stiff sole. Simple fit adjustment. Solid construction. Easy to clean and dry.Weaknesses: Heavy. Basic cooling system. Fast wearing, non-replaceable sole grip.Bottom Line: A good solid road shoe for year-round usage in temperate or changeable climes. They're a proper road shoe and therefore are pretty stiff, which is a good thing IMHO. They fit my feet and the velcro is simple to adjust for thick/thin socks. In summer they can get a bit hot as ventilation is just a hole near the front of the sole. Since they aren't really racing shoes and aren't particularly light, it would have been nice to see some more grip. The heel grip is small which concentrates your weight when you walk (waddle?) and wears it down fairly fast. The large panels make the shoes easy to wipe down and dark colours don't show the dirt.
Similar Products Used: Diadora, Look
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dheath
a Recreational Rider
from grand prairieDate Reviewed: November 20, 2001
Strengths: price, stiff sole, secure velcro closuresWeaknesses: color choiceBottom Line: great shoes for the money. agree with others--will not impress anyone with these shoes. have ridden over 2000 trouble free miles in these. no the lightest shoes, but a great value for the money.
Favorite Ride: anywhere the roads are smooth and traffic is light
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: online
Similar Products Used: diadora
sidi
Bike Setup: GT ZR5000--stock except for axial pro tires, profile aero bar, avocet o2 seat
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Michael G2
a Recreational Rider
from Lund, SwedenDate Reviewed: November 20, 2001
Strengths: Wide enough for my feet, and high enough for my arches.Weaknesses: You won't impress anybody with these shoes, except maybe your wife, because you didn't spend a fortune.Bottom Line: A great, inexpensive shoe if you have wide feet and/or high arches. I have tried sooo many different "fantastic shoes", that caused my feet sooo much fantastic pain... This shoe fits, it's comfortable and it's cheap. Can it get any better?
Favorite Ride: the last one
Price Paid:
$75.00
Purchased At: Cykel City, Lund
Similar Products Used: Sidi revolution
Bike Setup: Merckx alucarb, campy daytona, mavic openpro
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