bike shoes for no clip pedals.
06-09-14, 11:46 PM
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bike shoes for no clip pedals.
Hi.
Usually, I wear my sneakers every day for commute to school.
However, I don't want to use clip peals during my bike trip (about 1000mile), so I want to buy shoes for my travel.
Can you guys recommend some particular shoes or brands for me?
Usually, I wear my sneakers every day for commute to school.
However, I don't want to use clip peals during my bike trip (about 1000mile), so I want to buy shoes for my travel.
Can you guys recommend some particular shoes or brands for me?
06-10-14, 01:10 AM
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Most any mountain bike shoe with a stiff sole would be fine. You dont have to put the clips on. Look for sales from the big catalog names.
06-10-14, 10:13 AM
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Larger platform pedals, + an insole with a rigid arch support is an alternative ..
People cross the continent with that sort of Kit. (3000 miles)
People cross the continent with that sort of Kit. (3000 miles)
06-10-14, 10:37 AM
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Also search for "bicycle touring shoes."
Touring shoes are of a more casual, walkable design.
Touring shoes are of a more casual, walkable design.
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You might want to have a look at the Shimano Click'R shoes. Cycling shoe that can be both used with or without clip pedals, they are also comfy enough for walking around.
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Keen Sandals
06-12-14, 07:54 AM
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Any kind of low hiking boot would work. I also use keen sandals.
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I'm wearing Five Ten shoes, like these: Five Ten - Impact Low - Team Black with my VP-191 platform pedals. I'll also just wear my Teva sandals when it's hot. The sandals were nice when I forded a creek recently! In cold weather I wear higher top boots with thick socks to keep warm.
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