Sidi shoes

kayo74
kayo74 Posts: 299
edited April 2012 in Road beginners
Hi, is anyone out there using the Sidi Ergo 3 shoes?. Are they any good or are they over priced for what you get?. Only had a nice bonus at work so looking at treating myself!!!.
Cheers.

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  • team47b
    team47b Posts: 6,425
    £300 shoes!

    WTF, some people are posting for a bike at that price! :D

    Not sure why other beginners have not replied yet.

    Nice treat, well done on the work bonus though, go for it.
    my isetta is a 300cc bike
  • thegreatdivide
    thegreatdivide Posts: 5,807
    If you've got yourself a nice wee bonus and you want to buy some bling shoes then go for it!

    Managed to bag a pair of half price Ergo 2's in Royles' crazy Xmas sale and they're excellent. I can't see the 3's being much of an advance on the 2's, so if you can find them in your size buy them.

    Some folk say buy a Sidi size up and some say stick to your normal size - I'm with the latter.
  • rob21
    rob21 Posts: 284
    . Are they any good or are they over priced for what you get?. Only had a nice bonus at work so looking at treating myself!!!
    try these bad boys below and save yourself a few pounds :lol:

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/270909117610? ... 1423.l2649
  • Wazza1878
    Wazza1878 Posts: 59
    kayo74 wrote:
    Hi, is anyone out there using the Sidi Ergo 3 shoes?. Are they any good or are they over priced for what you get?. Only had a nice bonus at work so looking at treating myself!!!.
    Cheers.

    Must be a banker?
    Wazza
  • greeny1
    greeny1 Posts: 106
    i recently purcharsed the lasers got them for 135 so some bargains to be had think there was 60% off shop about and i bet you can get ergo 2's for about 160 they will be more than bling enough. Sidis are lovely not worth the money but most high end cycling kit isnt. just looks and fees better so if you want to treat yourself go for it
  • kayo74
    kayo74 Posts: 299
    Cheers for all the comments.
    Plus not a banker just good at my job!!!.
  • Mike39496
    Mike39496 Posts: 414
    You might be better heading down to your LBS to actually try shoes on. You may end up hating them when instead you could have picked up a nice pair of S-Works for £200. Even better, get a bike fit if you haven't already and then get the shoes the guy fitting you recommends.

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