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Sidi Toscana II

MSRP $ 189.99
# of Reviews 2
Average Rating 3/5
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Description:Women like to hit the trails just as much as guys, so why not have a shoe that performs and fits? Both the upper and last have been specifically tailored and sculptured to fit a woman's foot. The all-Lorica uppers offer superior comfort, durability, and breathability. The SIDI Performance sole is compatible with All major pedal systems.



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    Submitted by Naoko a Cross Country Rider from North Hills, CA
    Date Reviewed: September 29, 2003
    Favorite Trail:Sunset Ridge
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $160.00
    Strengths:Nice design.
    Weaknesses:Lachet sucks up all sorts of stuff, such as pebbles, wild flowers, grasses, etc. Outer soles wear out way too fast. Durability is highly questionable.
    Similar Products Used:Specialized Comp
    Bike Setup:Specialized Enduro
    Bottom Line:For the money I paid, these shoes really dissapointed me. I am looking for a new pair now. If you go through rocks and water, these are not for you. If you do smooth fire road and single tracks, good choice.
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by Spring a Cross Country Rider from Seattle, WA
    Date Reviewed: May 27, 2002
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $180.00
    Purchased At:don't remember
    Strengths:I purchased these shoes because they were far & away the most comfortable pair of mtb shoes I tried (and I tried everything I could find in the Seattle metro area). In addition, Sidi has a great reputation for making products that last. These are equally comfortable on a long mtb ride or a long road ride.
    Weaknesses:Someone told me that one difference between this model & previous models is that the latch that holds the top strap is screwed to the shoe instead of being permanently mounted - presumably to allow the latch to rotate. Unfortunately, the latch has come completely disconnected from the shoe on two occasions. Luckily, I was able to find the latch both times, but if I lose the latch & the screw that holds it to the shoe during a ride it will be a very, very bad day. Solution: check the attachment before every ride and buy an extra screw to keep in my bag "just in case".
    Bottom Line:Awesome shoes and totally worth signing up to do a pre-ride check to make sure the latch is securely fastened.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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