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Ric
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: November 29, 2008
Strengths: Comfortable, cool, hold shape, narrow heelWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: This is a little late because I don't think they make this particular shoe anymore BUT they were great. I left them on the ground after riding the Silver Comet Trail in Atlanta and miss them greatly. Light weight, comfortable and sturdy. I probably wore them 500 times and they still looked good. Great shoe.
Favorite Ride: Coffee Bean
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: Canadian online
Bike Setup: Litespeed Siena, Dura Ace setup
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Jerry Horner
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: October 13, 2007
Strengths: Light, stiff, excellent power transfer to the pedals, excellent fit, great ratchet strap and nice fat velcro straps give excellent support. TDF looks!Weaknesses: noneBottom Line: WOW! Purchased new off EBay for the smokin' price of $36, the shoes are amazing in fit and performance. Light, stiff, with every watt of power transferred to the pedals thru the carbon fibre soles...and I don't know what everyone else is complaining about comfort for, I got the shoes yesterday and today rode 45 miles as a first ride in the 215's and they were perfect. No hot spots or numbness at all, maybe because I din't crank down the straps 'till my toes turned blue, just snug.
Amazing shoes, made my previous pair feel like I was trying to crank the pedals wearing marshmallows.
The blue/silver color combo earns style points, too...very sharp.
Favorite Ride: Whatcom County hills and flats
Price Paid:
$36.00
Purchased At: EBay
Similar Products Used: Pearl Izumi Vortex
Bike Setup: Scott CR1 Team Issue, Dura-Ace derailleurs, Ultegra shifters, pedals & cranks, Mavic wheels, Michelin tyres and an FSA carbon fibre seat post for comfort (it keeps the A.B.C. happy!)
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Allan
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: May 8, 2007
Strengths: Super stiff for out of the saddle sprints, or any type of accelerations.Weaknesses: Super stiff is probably not for everyone.Bottom Line: Awesome looks with immediate killer power transfer!!! Unfortunately, it gave my different types of pain whenever I used them. Pain varies from either knees or feet. Used different insoles and shims to no avail. Switched back to Sidi. Not as super stiff for sprinting, but ALL the discomfort is gone.
Favorite Ride: Anywhere uphill...
Price Paid:
$65.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: I upgraded from a Shimano R215 size 40 to a 41. Better pedal stroke with the 41, but came with more discomfort.
Bike Setup: Merlin Agilis with Look KEO pedals.
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andy
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: April 6, 2007
Strengths: STIFF!!
Fairly light
Excellent footbed
Good closure systemWeaknesses: Carbon sole tends to mark easily, a cosmetic concern only....Bottom Line: I had planned to purchase the R151 shoes, as they were the cheaper model, but made the "mistake" of trying these on. They fit like a pair of socks with virtually minimal break-in, compared to the older shoes.
Buckle retention is excellent. Excellent ventilation - too bad its damn cold during wisconsin spring and I'm stuck wearing booties.
I had minor numbness after 60 miles until I put some thin orthotics in. Problem solved - one must realize these shoes are designed to be used with orthotics such as this.
I've got nothing but positive things to says about these shoes, except they are rather pricey. But, one shouldn't skimp with point-of-contact items such as saddles/shoes.
Favorite Ride: when its warm
Price Paid:
$225.00
Purchased At: williamson bike work
Similar Products Used: Older shimano road shoes
Bike Setup: 1981 Motobecane Jubilee Sport - classic Columbus steel....
w/Sugino, Shimano, Suntour....
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delmont425
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: February 6, 2007
Strengths: Good looks
Closure system
Stiffness/power transferWeaknesses: Ratchet difficult to adjust on-bike
Hot spots develop after 70 miles or so
Bottom Line: These are good-looking, very stiff, well-performing shoes. Power transfer is quite excellent. They are comfortable for me up to about 60 or 70 miles; after that, hot spots develop and become unbearable the longer I ride. I finally bought Specialized inserts, which helped, but only somewhat. I am now going to try S-Works shoes in hopes that the whole Body Geometry thing works as advertised.
Favorite Ride: long, smooth and fairly flat
Price Paid:
$170.00
Purchased At: Colorado Cyclist
Similar Products Used: Nike Poggio II's
Bike Setup: Trek 5200 stock setup (Ultegra); SPD-SL pedals
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