What Shoes?

[cadenceblur]

I have two pairs of Spez shoes, one pair entry lv and one pair top the range, I did the 24 Hr in the entry lv pair, they just a lot more comfy, no hot spots - both are the same size, I did manage a 300km ride this pass weekend with then top of the range pair but felt like I was walking on coals afterwards.

 

Are you referring to the s works shoe?

[igg]

Thanks Cairbre - where did you order from?

 

Italian seller on Ebay

[cadenceblur]

I have two pairs of Spez shoes, one pair entry lv and one pair top the range, I did the 24 Hr in the entry lv pair, they just a lot more comfy, no hot spots - both are the same size, I did manage a 300km ride this pass weekend with then top of the range pair but felt like I was walking on coals afterwards.

 

Are you referring to the s works shoe?

[Re::Cycling]

Try on a pair of Scott Trail MTB shoes if you can before you buy. Super comfy and durable.

 

[JXV]

Have been very happy with my Shimano shoes. Very durable. I prefer slightly flexible soles because I explore a bit and often portage. If you don't need this then stiff soled shoes are ok.

[burty]

Cwc online has Top end Giro Codes on sale now for +- R1500 marked down from R3500, worth every penny go check it out

[Dubsymike]

Cwc online has Top end Giro Codes on sale now for +- R1500 marked down from R3500, worth every penny go check it out

Not in my size unfortunately.

[Dubsymike]

Try on a pair of Scott Trail MTB shoes if you can before you buy. Super comfy and durable.

 

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Who sells them?

[Nick G]

Stick with Specialized (Body Geometry "fits very great to your foot" tech)

 

Don't bother about the BOA "ratchet" style rather  go for the standard 3 strap velcro

 

Trust me - this comes from years of experience and trying / buying different MTB shoes

 

Good luck