MTB XC/Trail riding shoes - Any recommendations ?

Chillipepper83
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Hi,
I'm after a good pair of new MTB shoes ideally budget of £60-100 (for AYR if poss)
Any recs ?
Thanks
I'm after a good pair of new MTB shoes ideally budget of £60-100 (for AYR if poss)
Any recs ?
Thanks
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Specialized BG Sport or Comp are very good,from my own and friend`s experience.
Shimano are good but can be a bit narrow for some.
Northwave Raptor and Lake also good,but fit is crucial so no way of knowing till you go try some!2006 Giant XTC
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Specialized Tahoe MTB shoe, they are really comfortable, good if you have to walk, and they look nice as well.. and with a price tag of about 60 quid you can't go wrong with them. I've had mine for about a year, use them at least once a week and a few weekends away and they still look like new.0
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Karrimor Approach shoes from Sports Direct for £25.Claud Bulter Cape Wrath D27 (2009)
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Shimao MP66 DX..... very comfy, waterproof, look good, nice and stiff
perfect, love mine.I like bikes and stuff0 -
The Spiderman wrote:Specialized BG Sport or Comp are very good,from my own and friend`s experience.
This, but are SPD only iirc.0 -
I've got a pair of North Wave shoes which are really good as they have a flexible sole for walking as well. Also have a pair of Specialized (BG Comp I think?) but they have a more rigid sole.0
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If you're after spd shoes then another vote here for Specialized BG Sport
Great value shoe0 -
Chillipepper83 wrote:Hi,
I'm after a good pair of new MTB shoes ideally budget of £60-100 (for AYR if poss)
Any recs ?
Thanks
Flats or SPD?0 -
Shimao MP66 DX..... very comfy, waterproof, look good, nice and stiff
mp66 are great, if a bit heavy, but they aren't waterproof- they're got a couple of mesh panels on top that let the water in. In all fairness they aren't big, but I'd still class them as 'splash-' rather than 'water-' proof though. Add a pair of good waterproof socks however, and you've got a combo that's lasted me through all the snow this winter for a lot less than the price of a gortex set.
I have a set of race shoes which compliment them nicely- if I was going to have just one pair I'd be inclined towards something a little more trail-y
hope that helpsRock Lobster 853, Trek 1200 and a very old, tired and loved Apollo Javelin.0 -
I still swear my my M086's, I guess they aren't always ideal on the trails but you can walk in the easily, but retaining a good level of stiffness too09 Iron Horse 6Point4
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