Product Description
When it’s a hike and bike day, the Tahoe MTB is comfortable, durable, and ready for the trail.
- Trail Traction rubber outsole combined with our midsole plate, which is tuned for efficient cycling, but flexible enough for walking: 3.0 stiffness index
- Our most padded BG plush insole for on-the-bike support and off-the-bike comfort
- Suede leather upper with breathable mesh panels
- Top strap for secure closure also keeps laces safely out of chainrings
- 2-bolt SPD-style cleat pattern, compatible with all major MTB pedals
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BikeAdvocate
a All Mountain RiderDate Reviewed: January 28, 2013
Strengths: Cost, Breathability, shed mud easily, durabilityWeaknesses: Breathability, Lacing styleBottom Line: I have had these shoes for over four years now and they have held up well. I use them mainly on the trail, but also for commuting. I paid somewhere around $60 for them new. They fit alright. Loose in the toe box (I have med./wide feet). When tightening up the laces in the mid-lower section of the shoe it makes the bottom of my foot numb faster... kind of a bummer. They have great breathability for hot weather and will dry out fast because of this. For cooler weather my toes get cold/numb pretty quick. Booties can remedy this. Neither shoe shows much sign of wear and tear after beating them up on and off the trail (they've swiped rocks pretty hard).
Maybe they just don't fit my feet very well.
Overall: Good shoe for the cost. Best for warm weather.
Purchased At: lbs
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nohyphens
a All Mountain Rider
from atlantaDate Reviewed: April 7, 2012
Strengths: ComfortWeaknesses: Cleat mountBottom Line: These shoes wear very easily and aren't very durable. the cleat mounts move very easily after extensive use for 2 weeks. I'm not a very hard rider, but I do jump a lot. I've already had to remove the factory tape (very cheaply made) and re-tape to ensure stable cleat mount positioning.
Do not buy unless you are an extremely casual rider.
Favorite Trail: rope mill
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
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$80.00
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bullzeye
a Cross Country Rider
from Highlands Ranch, CODate Reviewed: July 26, 2011
Strengths: Great fit, easy to adjust, stiff sole. Easy to walk in.Weaknesses: None yetBottom Line: Great shoe at a good price, as good or better than some shoes that cost much more
Favorite Trail: the ones with dirt
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$75.00
Purchased At: Bike Source
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allenfstar
a Cross Country Rider
from Syracuse, NY, USADate Reviewed: July 24, 2011
Strengths: Good power transfer, snug fit, good durabilityWeaknesses: cannot go back to platform pedals once the cleats are installedBottom Line: Excellent shoe for the money, has great traction when hiking/pushing, fit runs pretty true to size, would not recommend for platform pedals (started using with crank bros 50/50s) but great for clipless xc riding, also dries extremely fast.
Favorite Trail: the one under me
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$80.00
Purchased At: advance cyclery
Similar Products Used: cannondale mtn shoe
Bike Setup: specialized camber, crank bros mallet 3 pedals, easton haven carbon bars, eskarz 2.3 front tire, captain 2.2 rear tire, mavic crossride wheelset
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