Shoes for clips!
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Shoes for clips!
I'm posting this here cause I know a lot of fixie types are into the clips-and-straps thing.
I noticed that Nashbar is selling a few models of Duegi road shoes designes specifically for clips and straps. They're running like 20-25 dollars. Most of them look pretty cool, too. It seems like a good way to have a proper setup with clips and straps! Plus I guess it beats trying to figure out which sneakers fit into the clips the best.
I'm thinking about picking some up.
I noticed that Nashbar is selling a few models of Duegi road shoes designes specifically for clips and straps. They're running like 20-25 dollars. Most of them look pretty cool, too. It seems like a good way to have a proper setup with clips and straps! Plus I guess it beats trying to figure out which sneakers fit into the clips the best.
I'm thinking about picking some up.
#4
i have been eyeing these this week....but there are plenty of more on zappos.com
https://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/3649685/c/18821.html
the only thing that has stopped me has been their description....
"A thin gull-length insert provides maximum pedaling efficiency for bike messengers and other adventurous types."
just sounds cheesy.....but the shoe looks dope...
https://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/3649685/c/18821.html
the only thing that has stopped me has been their description....
"A thin gull-length insert provides maximum pedaling efficiency for bike messengers and other adventurous types."
just sounds cheesy.....but the shoe looks dope...
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I find that my running shoes deform, don't know how to explain it but they kind look like I dug my foot into the ground and pushed sideways against my foot away from me. I usually stick with whatever I wear for BMX (Vans and Globes right now) or Pumas.
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Originally Posted by manboy
I'm posting this here cause I know a lot of fixie types are into the clips-and-straps thing.
I noticed that Nashbar is selling a few models of Duegi road shoes designes specifically for clips and straps. They're running like 20-25 dollars. Most of them look pretty cool, too. It seems like a good way to have a proper setup with clips and straps! Plus I guess it beats trying to figure out which sneakers fit into the clips the best.
I'm thinking about picking some up.
I noticed that Nashbar is selling a few models of Duegi road shoes designes specifically for clips and straps. They're running like 20-25 dollars. Most of them look pretty cool, too. It seems like a good way to have a proper setup with clips and straps! Plus I guess it beats trying to figure out which sneakers fit into the clips the best.
I'm thinking about picking some up.
Nice heads up, I could use a pair of those. Sad thing is, I don't think most people here understand slotted cleats and clips and straps. A nightmare to walk in but that's not what they are for.
#9
Originally Posted by luckycat
Sad thing is, I don't think most people here understand slotted cleats and clips and straps. A nightmare to walk in but that's not what they are for.
cause you're right, they are made for cycling, not walking around...
i picked up these a couple of months ago, a retro cycling shoe. i can ride all day or walk around all day or work in em' they're that comfy....
they are just too many retro cycling shoes out now to wear cycling shoes that are designed for cleats
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I haven't liked/afforded many bike shoes, so I just rocked these and loved every minute of it...
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Puma has a new retro/classic remake of their olympic cyclist shoe on their website. The model name is "ventoux". These might be my next pair of kicks, although I still love rocking the adidas superstar 1's (the originals baby!).
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Originally Posted by raygunner
Sidi. Worth every penny.
#15
Originally Posted by karmical
...and most cycling shoes made for cycling have bottoms that are not to cool to walk on for distances more than a couple of blocks....and as far as having a few drinks and walking around....forget about it....
cause you're right, they are made for cycling, not walking around...
i picked up these a couple of months ago, a retro cycling shoe. i can ride all day or walk around all day or work in em' they're that comfy....
they are just too many retro cycling shoes out now to wear cycling shoes that are designed for cleats
cause you're right, they are made for cycling, not walking around...
i picked up these a couple of months ago, a retro cycling shoe. i can ride all day or walk around all day or work in em' they're that comfy....
they are just too many retro cycling shoes out now to wear cycling shoes that are designed for cleats
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Originally Posted by ch0mb0
I haven't liked/afforded many bike shoes, so I just rocked these and loved every minute of it...

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I believe it's called the Tuscany, and you might still find a pair at Footlocker or similar sporting good places. If not, they'll be back on the shelves in a few months.
There's also several diff't versions of it too (colors, materials, etc.) but basically it's the same design.
There's also several diff't versions of it too (colors, materials, etc.) but basically it's the same design.
#19
Originally Posted by ch0mb0
I believe it's called the Tuscany, and you might still find a pair at Footlocker or similar sporting good places. If not, they'll be back on the shelves in a few months.
Those shoes karmical linked are pretty nice too. They have the a plastic shank running through them for the same reason.
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Sambas where made for indoor soccer, right? I would think that the balls of the feet flex a good amount- the gum rubber doesen't seem to be stiff enough.
Does Adidas' Torsion Arch thing really help the shoe to stay stiffer where you need it- in the ball to the arch?
Does Adidas' Torsion Arch thing really help the shoe to stay stiffer where you need it- in the ball to the arch?
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Originally Posted by hella
Are there any shoes of this sort that aren't totally covered in cow?
#23
Originally Posted by charlesw
Does Adidas' Torsion Arch thing really help the shoe to stay stiffer where you need it- in the ball to the arch?
#24
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Since we are talking shoes, how good are the cheaper shoes like these?
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Sorry if this is "hijacking" the thread
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Sorry if this is "hijacking" the thread
#25
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Oh it not "hijacking" at alll, this is Manboy's origanal question
Manboy, are there these what you are talking about, https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=
Manboy, are there these what you are talking about, https://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=





