Any info on urabanized shoes
04-16-18 | 11:11 PM
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Why so many new threads all the time? I mean good discussion is always great but a link to something and saying "I want info" is just silly when you have search engines like ask jeeves or googles?
As the text of the link states these are cycling shoes for urban environments. Maybe read their description of the shoe. From my brief glance at the page they look like water resistant shoes with a top cover and a fancier look for business type people?
As the text of the link states these are cycling shoes for urban environments. Maybe read their description of the shoe. From my brief glance at the page they look like water resistant shoes with a top cover and a fancier look for business type people?
04-16-18 | 11:40 PM
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I was wondering if anyone had more info on this product i cant see a but link or kickstart type page its just a concept i guess i only have a phone to view now maybe a pc can see more with native flash thats all .
04-17-18 | 05:49 AM
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Why so many new threads all the time? I mean good discussion is always great but a link to something and saying "I want info" is just silly when you have search engines like ask jeeves or googles?
As the text of the link states these are cycling shoes for urban environments. Maybe read their description of the shoe. From my brief glance at the page they look like water resistant shoes with a top cover and a fancier look for business type people?
As the text of the link states these are cycling shoes for urban environments. Maybe read their description of the shoe. From my brief glance at the page they look like water resistant shoes with a top cover and a fancier look for business type people?
I expect they'd look great with "tactical cycling pants."
04-19-18 | 09:55 AM
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Good grief, I ride country roads around home and urban trails around Pittsburgh. So now I need to buy 2 pair of shoes? Urbanized and I guess countryized? Countrieized? I can't even figure out how that works out grammatically.
I like the "why... do cycling shoes need to look like cycling shoes?" Ah, maybe because no one realized you could make a shoe any uglier than cycling shoes so no one else has tried?
I like the "why... do cycling shoes need to look like cycling shoes?" Ah, maybe because no one realized you could make a shoe any uglier than cycling shoes so no one else has tried?
04-19-18 | 09:58 AM
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