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Lake MX 60W

MSRP $ 60.00
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Average Rating 2/5
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Submitted by muppetdog a Cross Country Rider from Sacramento, CA
Date Reviewed: February 17, 2009
Favorite Trail:out and about
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Price Paid: $35.00
Purchased At:universalcycles.com
Strengths:It's nice to be able to use clipless pedals without having to bring a change of shoes. Plus I happened to get a great deal on them.
The 'important' parts (clip plate, etc) have performed very well. I never had any ripping/degrading of the working parts of the shoe that actually receive alot of stress and abuse. I run most of my errands and commute to school on my bike as well as do bike touring when I can (3 weeks at a time) so these shoes have gotten alot of use over the past 2 years.
Weaknesses:Very narrow toe bed (I have pretty narrow feet but there was no space for my (very tiny!) pinkie toe. On longer rides my small toes would go numb; on shorter ones they're just uncomfortable.
Quality: these shoes began to wear visibly after a few months in places where they just shouldn't (the back where your heel goes in shredded within a few months even though I always untie them before I put them on and do not stress that area at all. It looks like a case of cheap materials/cheap construction.
Irritating: When walking around in these shoes, they 'eat' my socks (that is, gradually work my sock down into my shoe) so that I have to reach down and pull my socks back up fairly frequently. I find this wildly irritating because I hate the feeling of my socks getting all bunched up under my foot. Not exactly sure what causes this, but it is super obnoxious.
Similar Products Used:None, this was my first pair of clipless cycling shoes
Bike Setup:1981 Specialized Expedition Cro-Moly frame, Schwalbe Marathon 28mm tires, green Brooks B17, Suntour bar-end shifters, MEC panniers.
Bottom Line:I would not buy these again. I'm willing to pay twice as much for a shoe that doesn't bug the heck out of me. I DID get alot of use out of them, but it's time for something less uncomfortable & higher quality.
Value Rating:3Overall Rating:2






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