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ArmySlowRdrDate Reviewed: February 21, 2013
Strengths: Looks, comfort, fitWeaknesses: Takes a few rides to gain the confidence to walk chunk.Bottom Line: I can't fathom what the other reviewers are talking about. I have noted no undue wear and the shoe is good looking, fits great and is comfortable and all at a fair price. Fantastic shoe.
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edbraunbeck
a Cross Country Rider
from Westerville, OHDate Reviewed: November 27, 2011
Strengths: Retaining system allows you tighten based on your liking and sock thickness.Weaknesses: They don't hold up to rock terrain very well. The soles barely lasted a year and two buckles has been replaced. The outer plastic membrane on the heal is pealing away.Bottom Line: I'm disappointed in them based on how much I paid for them and the money to put in them to keep them usable. As compared to the Sidi Giau, there's not a night and day difference which I'd expect.
Favorite Trail: Bent Creek
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Similar Products Used: Sidi Giau - great value and I still use them for commuting and road riding.
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LightMiner
a Cross Country RiderDate Reviewed: November 17, 2011
Strengths: Incredible fit and all all around great shoe. Except for the weakness mentioned below - this is an almost perfect shoe.Weaknesses: The soles wear out in a month or so. What the heck? I got two replacements via warranty, but now I have to pay 60 bucks or whatever twice a season. This sucks. They need to offer a firmer sole.Bottom Line: Don't buy them until they offer a firmer sole option - or if you never walk your bike. If you don't walk up rocky sections, then fine, you'll do great, but if you do any walking in these at all, it will be 60 bucks every month or two.
Low value rating for sole only, I'll be happy to change them if they fix this issue.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
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$450.00
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vavelo
a Weekend Warrior
from Des Moines, IADate Reviewed: December 9, 2010
Strengths: Good looks. Great fit. Right balance between stiffness and flex for run ups.Weaknesses: Used for some mtn biking - treads are a little hard and slick on rocks.Bottom Line: Great shoes. Fit is awesome. Stiff in all the right spots. Durability seems good. Expensive.
Favorite Trail: Cross Racing
Duration Product Used: 6 months
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$220.00
Purchased At: BikeBling
Similar Products Used: Nike. Specialized.
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tommygunn
a Weekend Warrior
from denver, ColoradoDate Reviewed: July 20, 2010
Strengths: comfortable, look pretty damn cool if you're a superficial faciast mtbrWeaknesses: durability of the replaceable treadsBottom Line: please please please! don't buy these shoes, the uppers are super cool sidi but the treads OMG, after 3 rides they're wearing off in chunks, these things must be as soft as a rubber eraser. i've ridden 75 miles in these shoes, and i road the bike 74 of those miles at least! so i haven't even walked a 1 single trail mile in these shoes and they're almost worn out on the toe treads. for a shoe that lists at $350 to be this fragile, replacement treads run $50 or so what the hell! even if they gave them away this seems to be a serious flaw in the shoe.
so my bottom line get the dominators or go w/ a shimano or specialized shoe these babies are for loox only.
Favorite Trail: indian creek trail
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$175.00
Purchased At: online retailer
Similar Products Used: sidi dominator, shimano, specialized, more shimano
Bike Setup: gf superfly
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