Casual shoes
08-21-11 | 05:09 AM
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From: Basra al Basrah Iraq
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Casual shoes
Anyone use the chrome shoes? How are they when compared to other shoes? I'm looking for a pair of casual around town shoes for running into a store etc.
If not the chromes whats another decent brand of casual shoes? I have shimano r540 pedals if that makes a difference .
Thanks
If not the chromes whats another decent brand of casual shoes? I have shimano r540 pedals if that makes a difference .
Thanks
08-21-11 | 02:53 PM
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https://www.zappos.com/chrome-kursk-pro-grey
Chrome shoes ? I looked it up just now, apparently, Chrome makes both cycling and running shoes. So you are talking about cycling shoes? I guess this is a new thing-"Casual Cycling Shoes", seems like an oxymoron.
Chrome shoes ? I looked it up just now, apparently, Chrome makes both cycling and running shoes. So you are talking about cycling shoes? I guess this is a new thing-"Casual Cycling Shoes", seems like an oxymoron.
08-21-11 | 03:43 PM
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I don't know if it is possible to make 'walkable' shoes for that style pedal (SPD-SL). I just recently went clipless, and I went with regular SPD cleats so that I could get shoes that I could walk in comfortably.
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