£130 shoes
dormer88
Posts: 110
Hi all,
Had a quick look around the forum for 2014 shoes recommendations but didn't really find anything up to date.
Any recommendations for a decent pair of shoes, looked at some of the Sidi's but undecided.
Thanks
Had a quick look around the forum for 2014 shoes recommendations but didn't really find anything up to date.
Any recommendations for a decent pair of shoes, looked at some of the Sidi's but undecided.
Thanks
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Sidi Pro 5's for that price.. good shoe?0
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http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-t ... himzshr851
Bought some the other week, only done 20 miles on them but seem good. Also Ribble have a 10% off code on shoes, shoe10.
I'm a normal shoe size 9 and the 44 fit perfectly.Cheers, Stu0 -
If you can afford Sidis, buy them - other makes will have been consigned to the bin many years previously IME. I have 16 year-old Sidi shoes that still look new. You can still buy spares many years later - as many 'brands' don't make their own shoes, getting spares even a year later can be tricky.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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I have some Sidi shoes, they were 'half price' at CRC about £120 I think, can't fault them and a lot more comfortable than my old Shimano. Stink to high heaven after getting soaked last week but that's hardly Sidi's fault. You can usually get some good bargains on last year's kit.0
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Only buy Sidi if they fit you. Too narrow for me - even in 'mega' fit. Am happy with my Shimano R170.
Big H
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind always be at your back.0 -
2nd hand Sworks (2013, not 2012 model).0
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Bont Riot at £100, fit me very well and support the foot all over. They do look a bit home made but I've had them for nine months and they are great.0
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derosa wrote:Only buy Sidi if they fit you. Too narrow for me - even in 'mega' fit. Am happy with my Shimano R170.
Sidis on the other hand fit like a glove. They're just so comfortable (though get rid of the stock insoles!)
OP: YMMV so I'd advise trying lots of shoes on if you can.0 -
c40nl12 wrote:Bont Riot at £100, fit me very well and support the foot all over. They do look a bit home made but I've had them for nine months and they are great.
Interested in the Bont shoes but have no local stockists - are they wide fitting?
Big H
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The Bont Riot only come in one width but are meant to be a wider fit than the normal fit on the Vaypour , A-2 etc, but those more expensive ones can be had in a wide fit.
The sizing chart on the Bont site is pretty good.
I've just got some Bont A-3 in normal fit and have wide feet - I'm borderline normal or wide fit on their chart, they feel pretty good already and I've not heat molded them yet.
Because they're heat moldable a second hand pair is a good idea, as you can just mold them to your feet.Colnago Master Olympic
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Shimano R1700
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Thanks all0