Sidi Dino Signori Ergo 1

Price Paid:  $399.00 at Colorado Cyclist

Favorite Ride:
Anywhere

Bike Setup:
Douglas Titanium with 10 spd Dura-ace groupo, Carbon fiber fork and seatpost.

Summary:
Comfortable, good looking, well represented ID tag 3183/5000, fits good, an envy for some riders. You got to handle it carefully to avoid scratch. If you got unlimited cash flow go for it. No regrets.

Strengths:
Easy to adjust, light weight, stiff.

Weaknesses:
Price, but worth it.

Similar Products Used:
Energy 2, SRS MTB

Price Paid:  $450.00 at LBS

Bike Setup:
klein quantum race with bontrager xxx lite tubulars, dura ace all around 10sp, and bontrager carbon bars, stem, seatpost, seat.

Summary:
Finally got it in #655/5000. The presentation was unbeleivable. From the silver bag, to the metal box with metal ID tag. The silver lined socks were very comfortable.

From the time i put it on(didn't look good with a suit) it was like a fine dress shoe. The two carbon soles were extremely well maid. The power went right to the pedals and with the bontrager wheels i have to admit the red set everything off. Sure they're over the top but if you put every moment besides work and family into something why not enjoy it. I've seen plenty of friends with 800.00 golf club(one club) and they still can't hit it straight. I may not be a cat 1 racer but i enjoy the history and the fine quality.

BELICIMO!!!!!

Strengths:
craftsmanship, carbon soles, unbeleivable buckling system, interchangeable parts

Weaknesses:
you don't want to sractch them. It's got a chrome irudescent look. bring em' out for special rides

Price Paid:  $0.00 at lbs

Bike Setup:
quantum race with dura ace 05, bontrager carbon tubulars, and a big boy in the saddle

Summary:
waiting patiently for them to come in, definitely a "bling, bling" purchase, but did make me research the designer of the shoe and appreciate the history

Strengths:
my first sidi shoe, and comfort seems to be coming up

Weaknesses:
cash flow

Similar Products Used:
Shimano R214(race shoe)