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02-22-06, 07:25 PM
If you're looking for some shoes to keep the ol' toes from freezing, and you don't do clipless in the winter, I can strongly recommend these (http://www.rei.com/online/store/ProductDisplay?storeId=8000&catalogId=40000008000&productId=47924167&parent_category_rn=4501288&vcat=REI_SEARCH). I picked 'em up at a REI's recent winter clearance.
I've had them out down around 17F, with a 9F wind chill. Normally that would have been a two-pairs-of-socks day and my toes would still have been numb, but I only wore one pair and was just slightly chilly after a 55-minute commute in these shoes. Totally windproof. They're also billed as waterproof, but I haven't tested that yet...
I've had them out down around 17F, with a 9F wind chill. Normally that would have been a two-pairs-of-socks day and my toes would still have been numb, but I only wore one pair and was just slightly chilly after a 55-minute commute in these shoes. Totally windproof. They're also billed as waterproof, but I haven't tested that yet...