Good Budget shoes options?
Jonsquires
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Hello All
looking for some good off road shoe options, although i am on a limited budget (thinking around £50 - £70). I don't do any thing hardcore in terms of jumps or down hill, but I am looking to raise my distances over the year and think i may need some cycling pspecific footwear. I donlt use SPD pedals
Any suggestions?
looking for some good off road shoe options, although i am on a limited budget (thinking around £50 - £70). I don't do any thing hardcore in terms of jumps or down hill, but I am looking to raise my distances over the year and think i may need some cycling pspecific footwear. I donlt use SPD pedals
Any suggestions?
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Shimano AM40 are a good option. Really comfy and in my opinion more suited to general riding than the five tens.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?PartnerID=79&ModelID=315370 -
Airienteer wrote:Shimano AM40 are a good option. Really comfy and in my opinion more suited to general riding than the five tens.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?PartnerID=79&ModelID=31537
Couldn't agree more, had my 1st ride in my pair the other day, my feet were stuck to the pedals (v12's). Bit different on the styling, but i quite like them! Good price for them too i feel.0 -
I've just ordered a pair of Scott Classic trainers - £17.99 from Evans website. They only have limited sizes but figured I couldn't go wrong whilst I give flats a go for a bit.
Will try and dig out the link.2015 Nukeproof Mega TR 275 in raw0 -
Lidl do really good SPD compatible shoes normally for 12-20 quid. I have two pairs (I jet wash them so they take ages to dry).0
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I've just bought a pair of Shimano MT41 shoes, you can use them as SPD shoes, but I don't.
They are great shoes at a great price, comfy to ride in and walk in.
Do go for a larger size that you would normally though.
Happy Riding...0 -
You should just get a pair of karrimors from a sports store. They are available for about £17 and are as grippy and comfortable as anything.Just ride.0
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you might be able to find a pair of gore-tex merrells in the sales at that price, a great shoe for mtbing on flats, very grippy and i find them comfy as well. Not to mention very warm.0
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FODCADEMON wrote:You should just get a pair of karrimors from a sports store. They are available for about £17 and are as grippy and comfortable as anything.
+1 just bought my second pair of Karrimor shoes for around this price, cannot fault them.0
