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AXO Revolution Shoes


  • Average Rating: 3.86/5
  • MSRP: $ 59.95
  • # of Reviews: 7

Product Description

AXO Revolution - lightweitght, SPD compatible


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Reviews 1 - 7 (7 Reviews Total)

User Reviews

Overall Rating:1
Value Rating:5
Submitted by kevin a Racer from McHenry

Date Reviewed: November 8, 2002

Strengths:    I liked the easy in and out. Look good. Comfortable.

Weaknesses:    The sole broke where the cleat is and it went into the bottom of the shoe

Bottom Line:   
i would not recoment these to anyone get the answer speeder. these broke and i wound never get any axo shoe again. i gave 5 flamin chilis because good price. olny o because they broke

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Duration Product Used:   1 Year

Price Paid:    $30.00

Purchased At:   price point

Similar Products Used:   Answer Speeder. get thoes not these

Bike Setup:   GT Mach one profile cranks answer forks wellgo clipless chris king headset S&M handlebars


Overall Rating:3
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Scott a from Lexington, KY, USA

Date Reviewed: January 10, 2002

Strengths:    Stiff Sole
Recessed cleat design
Reasonably comfortable to walk in off-bike


Weaknesses:    No toe cleats
Sole not waterproof (cleat plate area)


Bottom Line:   
These shoes are a great entry levels shoe. It gets the job done, and cleat attachment is very simple. My only complaints- the sole does not have a waterproof gasket for the cleat plate, and the lack of toe cleats. This is a problem for me becuase parts of my fav. trails tend to be mud, and it's hard to run the bike up a hill when your shoes get little more traction than your tires. Other than these few flaws the are great, and they are a great value for the money.

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Duration Product Used:   1 Year

Price Paid:    $43.00



Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Steve Smith a Weekend Warrior from Silver Spring, MD, USA

Date Reviewed: December 4, 2001

Strengths:    Easy on off
Reasonably stiff
Work with Speedplay Frog Cleats


Weaknesses:    A little tight in the toe box
No reflective material


Bottom Line:   
I was looking for a reasonably inexpensive shoe I could use with my Speedplay Frogs. Saw these at the Nashbar site for $24, so I figured I'd give it a shot. A little chunky, but fairly stiff. I really like the two strap closure system, but I think all shoes should have reflective materials sewn in. Also, one of the few shoes I've tried that work well with Frogs.

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Favorite Trail:   Anything paved

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $24.00

Purchased At:   Nashbar

Similar Products Used:   Diadora Jalapeno
Specialized something
Cheap Nashbar house brand


Bike Setup:   1980s Schwinn Prologue (x2)


Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Drew Shock a Weekend Warrior from Olympia, WA

Date Reviewed: August 20, 2001

Strengths:    Two velcro straps make for easy entry exit, comfortable, easy to walk in yet plenty stiff for riding, look like cool bike shoes, low price

Weaknesses:    Nothing really, but my 98A cleat has to be extremely tight to keep it from moving when I twist the shoe to clip out.

Bottom Line:   
Love 'em, and they fit my semi-wide foot OK if I wear thin socks.

For reference: Size 45 fits my 10.5 - 11 American size foot.

Would have given 4.5 chilis if I could.

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Favorite Trail:   Chehalis Trail

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $47.00

Purchased At:   Supergo.com

Similar Products Used:   These are my first cycling shoes, used basketball shoes previously

Bike Setup:   Raleigh Grand Prix with Shimano 105 componets (It's a road bike but I like the MTB shoes and pedals better)


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Jon Downey a Cross Country Rider from Norfolk, NE USA

Date Reviewed: August 13, 2001

Strengths:    Fit, comfort, price

Bottom Line:   
Good shoes for the money

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Favorite Trail:   Yellowbanks

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $55.00

Purchased At:   Andrew BIcycle and Fitness

Similar Products Used:   Specialized Rockhoppper, Answer

Bike Setup:   Giant XTC SE1


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Fernando a Cross Country Rider from Monterrey, mx

Date Reviewed: March 15, 2001

Strengths:    Price

Bottom Line:   
Good value and very comfortable, nice color

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Favorite Trail:   Colorines

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $60.00

Purchased At:   Z bike Mty,mx

Similar Products Used:   none

Bike Setup:   Raleigh m60/judyXC/shimano PD-M515 pedals/Shimano LX VB.


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Sean a Cross Country Rider from Detroit

Date Reviewed: October 12, 2000

Strengths:    Price - comfort - tread pattern for both street and dirt.

Weaknesses:    No reflective material - cold below 55 or so degrees. Spend money on booties, and you don't have to worry about wearing multiple layers of socks.

Bottom Line:   
Good value, very comfortable, works well with my platform / spd pedals. Most MTB riders may like this, unless they feel they need to pay more for the same AXO quality.

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Favorite Trail:   Ride to work!!!

Duration Product Used:   3 months

Price Paid:    $60.00

Purchased At:   KLM - Rochester Hills

Similar Products Used:   none

Bike Setup:   Scwinn Hybrid commuter w/ USPD electric assist.



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