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Devin
a Cross Country Rider
from Denton, TXDate Reviewed: November 13, 2006
Strengths: Design, construction, traction, weight.Weaknesses: I paid 10 more bucks than Chris, at the same store. Rats!Bottom Line: I first noticed the design of the ratcheting buckle closure. Seems like it will hold up,.. due to its simplicity and ease of use compared to other buckles. The entire design of the shoe seems to be very well thought out. All of the materials used, appear to be top notch. The fit is spot on for my foot,..(I noticed other reviewers of different products tend to include their gripes about fit,..well,.. if the shoe did'nt fit, why did you buy it?) The sole/soul reason I bought the shoes IS because they fit, not for the name brand. When making my shoe purchase I did not limit myself to particular brands, I tried all of em on. I considered Sidi for quite sometime, but my Shimano's seem to be a better deal.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
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$130.00
Purchased At: Richardson Bike Mart
Similar Products Used: Lake
Bike Setup: Cannondale, fully ridgid, 1x7
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Chris
a Cross Country Rider
from Plano, Texas, U.S.ADate Reviewed: May 13, 2006
Strengths: The micro adjustment straps are great for getting an exact fit and can be adjusted on the fly. Compared to most MTB shoes they are light and much more stylish. When compared to comparable Sidis they are alot cheaper.Weaknesses: A little heavier than the Sidis (and I mean a little).Bottom Line: If you like all the comfort and quality but don't care about the Sidi name on your shoe, go for it.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$120.00
Purchased At: Richardson Bike Mart
Similar Products Used: Sidi Dominator
Bike Setup: Cannondale F1000
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