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Vittoria Rock

MSRP $ 200.00
# of Reviews 6
Average Rating 5/5
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    Submitted by Chris a Cross Country Rider from S. Cal
    Date Reviewed: November 8, 2003
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $40.00
    Purchased At:Ebay
    Strengths:Ventilation, light weight, stiff yet very comfy, good traction, very well made.
    Weaknesses:road shoes looking, toe spikes are so long that I don't think I will ever put them on. Fox model come with only 2 straps.
    Similar Products Used:Shimano, special'zd.
    Bike Setup:Sugar 3+ w/ shimano M536 padel
    Bottom Line:This is for Vittoria Fox model: extremely light and breathable due to its minimun padding. Need to strap tight because the thin padding won't offer thick bracing for side movement. But I really enjoy the cool breeze that ventilates thru the good looking silver mesh fabric- I never feel the cool air on my feet like that before!
    Victtoria makes road products so you can find the stiifness and comfort in these MTB shoes as well, I only hope their design can look 'meaner' like Sidi or Adidas. I will give it 5 chillis for its light feel and performance, worth double than what I paid for.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by K a Cross Country Rider from Idaho
    Date Reviewed: August 10, 2003
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $85.00
    Strengths:Great Fit, light, stiff, simple velcro closure, durable so far, very breathable, hand made in Italy - so they claim. Mold to my feet like they were custom made.
    Weaknesses:None at all - I was somewhat concerned about the lack of protection over the toe but the Lorica shows barely any wear.
    Similar Products Used:Time shoes.
    Bike Setup:full suspension trail bike
    Bottom Line:I have the Grimp in silver with Superfeet insoles. My feet tend to be a little on the narrow side. An efficient, no nonsense shoe that is stiff and incredibly comfortable. The sole transfers power well but has enough traction for reasonably comfortable walking. The lugs are actually grippy rubber, not plastic. The mesh breathes well for cool feet. It also lets in water but the shoe doesn't hold it and they dry quickly. Initially, the silver was a bit bright for my tastes but after some dirt they were more subdued. An absolute bargain at the price I paid, but given the supreme comfort, even worth paying full price.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Michael Kirk a Racer from Kennett Square
    Date Reviewed: August 20, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Middle Run DE
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $50.00
    Purchased At:EBay
    Strengths:Everything.....light weight and like the other reviews mention, they are so confortable it is like wearing your favorite slippers
    Weaknesses:None so far other than hard to find.
    Similar Products Used:Specialized Pro, Sidi Dominators, several Nike shoes, Specialized
    Bike Setup:Titus Racer X with all the lightweight goodies.
    Bottom Line:Buy them, you won't be disappointed. If I can find another deal on these shoes I would definately buy and extra pair, maybe even 2. By far my favorite shoes and see no reason to try any others at this point.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Daniel a from New Zealand
    Date Reviewed: September 29, 2001
    Favorite Trail:Mt. Victoria
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:Sponsored Shoes, got them sent to me
    Strengths:This shoe im reviewing is the Vittoria 2002 Raider model, the shoe is lightweight, better than my old Diadora's by very far, this product is awesome!! i recommend it for XCers, and their road shoes, whoa they are the weight in total of one Shimano Shoe, for DHers i recommend the Vittoria Fox, and for on the cyclotrainer a pair of Vittoria Vitamin's most certainly do the job.
    Weaknesses:None Whatsoever
    Similar Products Used:Diadoro Chilli's
    Bike Setup:Mongoose PRO, XTR/XT/LX, CODA, Hutchinson, Mavic Rims
    Bottom Line:BUY ANY VITTORIA SHOE, YOU WILL BE PLEASED YOU DID!!!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by GonZo a Cross-Country Rider from the wild west
    Date Reviewed: April 21, 1999
    Duration Product Used:
    more than 3 years
    Strengths:
    super comfortable
    lightweight
    Weaknesses:
    can't think of any
    Similar Products Used:
    various specialized,
    nike, shimano, scott, look, etc.
    Bike Setup:
    Y-22 with 535s
    Bottom Line:This review is actually for the Vittoria Magic ATB shoes (the ones with Carbon soles and Kevlar reinforced sides). They are without a doubt the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned. When I ride I cannot even tell I have them on! No numbness or toe pain (specialized) or boat anchor (nike) clunkyness. If you want high-end performance with the feel of comfortable slippers these are for you. Gotta give the Italians a 5 for this one.
    Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Justin a Racer from Orlando, FL
    Date Reviewed: March 16, 1999
    Favorite Trail:
    technical and elusive
    Duration Product Used:
    3 months
    Strengths:
    light, stiff, super comfortable
    Weaknesses:
    easy to scuff and beat up
    Similar Products Used:
    entry-level older Vittorias and Specialized Comp
    Bike Setup:
    Klein Attitude with Time Pedals
    Bottom Line:A lightweight and hyper-comfortable racing shoe with a super stiff sole based upon the road shoe Pantani wears. In fact, except for the long, skinny spikes and semi-aggressive ATB sole, this is the shoe Pantani wears, so stiffness is given. I call them my Vittoria socks because they fit better than a glove and cater to my foot like a sock. They do lack any protective covering on the front, so are easy to scuff. Torrelli recently took over distribution and customer service is excellent. For the record, I refuse to wear them in mud or extremely rocky areas (so I have a backup). If you can afford them (and a practice pair of shoes), they are more comfortable than Birkenstocks and truly transmit power (via the stiff sole) better than any other shoe I've ever tried.
    Justin
    Overall Rating:5






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