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Old 07-22-14 | 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
It is strange, isn't it? My SPD cleats crunch only on concrete. They don't crunch on asphalt, brick, or stone. Huh? And they don't dent wood floors. Is there an explanation for this?
Same here. I wear my Keen SPD sandals on the nice new hardwood floors and ceramic tile at my house with no issues whatsoever. They don't snag on carpet. But on the driveway/sidewalk, it's crunch time.
The only thing I can offer is that the concrete texture matters. The really smooth concrete factory floors at my workplace don't crunch, but the sidewalks/driveway look like a floor broom was used to smooth it out. Micro pebbles, indeed.
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