Clipless slip-ons?
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Clipless slip-ons?
Shoes or sandals... Anyone heard of such a thing? I love my clipless sandals, and will probably get a set of shoes, but it'd be so convenient to have clipless footwear I could just step into.
edit- Time will tell as to how well they hold up.
edit- Time will tell as to how well they hold up.
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Originally Posted by mlts22
Shimano sells a pair of clipless sandals, the SH-SD65 which may just be the thing you are looking for.
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Yeah, me too. I find velcro exhausting. Especially when compared to doing a 50 mile ride. Don't get me started on laces.....
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Those remind me of a set I got from na$hbar for 30 bucks. I was looking for something closer to these...
Maybe these will scare off slowundsteady.
Maybe these will scare off slowundsteady.
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Cannondale had a nice clog but I haven't seen them for sale (bought mine in 04)
https://www.epinions.com/pr-Bike_Part...On_Clogs_MC850
An alternative is to just use a set of those quick-laces on an otherwise normal pair.
https://www.epinions.com/pr-Bike_Part...On_Clogs_MC850
An alternative is to just use a set of those quick-laces on an otherwise normal pair.
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Oh, sweet, probably out of my price range when they were available, but at least there's something. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by lyeinyoureye
Those remind me of a set I got from na$hbar for 30 bucks. I was looking for something closer to these...
Maybe these will scare off slowundsteady.
Maybe these will scare off slowundsteady.
slowUndsteady....kind of like the german version of my username.