shoes
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shoes
I ride on a budget(I'm cheap) and I want to know if anyone has a recommendation for cheap cycling shoes. I use toe straps so I don't want cleats.
Currently I an using a pair of lace up Dr. Scholes black rubber sole shoes. Yesterday I noticed that the barb on my pedals had torn a hole in the sole. Another pair of Chinese velcro strap shoes I have tried are way to flexable in the soles. I was looking at bowling shoes because they actually look a lot like cycling shoes. I thought about getting a pair and gluing a very stiff half sole to them.
so, what do you all recommend other that a $200 pair of cleats.
Jonny
Currently I an using a pair of lace up Dr. Scholes black rubber sole shoes. Yesterday I noticed that the barb on my pedals had torn a hole in the sole. Another pair of Chinese velcro strap shoes I have tried are way to flexable in the soles. I was looking at bowling shoes because they actually look a lot like cycling shoes. I thought about getting a pair and gluing a very stiff half sole to them.
so, what do you all recommend other that a $200 pair of cleats.
Jonny
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Check out sites like pricepoint and steepandcheap, they might have some deals.
I have 510s for when I run platforms on my mountain bike and they're super stiff, but still easier to walk in then spd/mtb type shoes. I'm not sure what I paid for them, but I think it was around $50 on pricepoint at the time.
Actually, it looks like pricepoint has a fairly nice selection right now...
Mountain Shoes | Shoes | Discounted Mountain Bikes, Road Bikes and Cycling Gear at PricePoint.com
No idea how these Giro's are, but $30 doesn't seem too bad to give them a shot:
Giro Jacket Mountain Shoe | Giro
I have 510s for when I run platforms on my mountain bike and they're super stiff, but still easier to walk in then spd/mtb type shoes. I'm not sure what I paid for them, but I think it was around $50 on pricepoint at the time.
Actually, it looks like pricepoint has a fairly nice selection right now...
Mountain Shoes | Shoes | Discounted Mountain Bikes, Road Bikes and Cycling Gear at PricePoint.com
No idea how these Giro's are, but $30 doesn't seem too bad to give them a shot:
Giro Jacket Mountain Shoe | Giro






