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I always have cold toes, even in the summer. I was out riding my bike around yesterday with the kiddo, normal shoes, nothing fancy, but had some super thick wool socks on and still ended up with chilly toes when we got home.
I had heard good things in the past about the 510 Freerider EPS as far aw warth went, so I started looking for a "non-winter" type of shoe that has either thinsulate or primaloft. Something that is more geared to cycling is ideal of course, but from my searches, there aren't too many.
Who was experience with such shoes? how are they for casual cycling, short trail rides? And any recommendations.
I saw some Vaude's that looked good, but my size is out of stock. Also saw a Converse Chuck Taylor w/ Leather/thinsulate, but same thing, not much in stock.
I'd be open to trying the 510, a few left in stock at a few places, but the faster wearing sole (or so I've heard) has me a little suspect.
I had heard good things in the past about the 510 Freerider EPS as far aw warth went, so I started looking for a "non-winter" type of shoe that has either thinsulate or primaloft. Something that is more geared to cycling is ideal of course, but from my searches, there aren't too many.
Who was experience with such shoes? how are they for casual cycling, short trail rides? And any recommendations.
I saw some Vaude's that looked good, but my size is out of stock. Also saw a Converse Chuck Taylor w/ Leather/thinsulate, but same thing, not much in stock.
I'd be open to trying the 510, a few left in stock at a few places, but the faster wearing sole (or so I've heard) has me a little suspect.