Originally Posted by
Lazyass
Or buy a shoe just as comfortable for a fraction of the price, and one that isn't from a bicycle brand that's different than the bicycle you ride. I wouldn't wear a Specialized shoe if I didn't ride one.
Then you are doing yourself a disservice if you have not at least tried one. What does the brand of bike you own have anything to do with the shoe you wear? The S-Works shoe is the best fitting most comfortable shoe that I and a lot of people have ever tried. The varus wedge built into the shoe is also a huge improvement for most cyclists. Sure you can add a Varus wedge later but at the cost of toe box and fore foot room. My pair of S-Works shoes are going on 5 years now and still look and operate like new. They have been a sound investment and one of the best cycling purchases I have ever made.
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