Recomend me some shoes.
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Been riding in Shimano AM41 shoes for the last few months. I really like that the they keep with filth out and are fairly warm, but the grip is not as good as my old Vans. On balance though I prefer them for riding when conditions are mucky. Skate style shoes tend to get ruined fairly quickly in the slop.
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5-10s are a new experience in grip when teamed with decent flatties (Nukeproof for me). Honestly, you have to try them to believe it.
What Maxipedia said is true. I went up north for a couple of days riding recently, and forgot my shoes. :shock:
Had to go riding in my brand new old school Vans. You know, like the ones I rode in BITD.
Now I love Vans, but boy were they pish to ride in after the last 12 months in 5-10s.
They are expensive, and they look like orthopedic shoes, and you have to put your saddle up an inch higher, but they truly are the ultimate in flattie MTB shoes.
What Maxipedia said is true. I went up north for a couple of days riding recently, and forgot my shoes. :shock:
Had to go riding in my brand new old school Vans. You know, like the ones I rode in BITD.
Now I love Vans, but boy were they pish to ride in after the last 12 months in 5-10s.
They are expensive, and they look like orthopedic shoes, and you have to put your saddle up an inch higher, but they truly are the ultimate in flattie MTB shoes.
Dead Rats":3rfc984l said:
EDIT post ride I have to say the NorthFace boots were incredibly warm (both Pete & Al who I rode with were freezing on the toes) and they were great in sections were we had to walk BUT they didn't stick to my Atomlab flats at all! Roll on slightly warmer temps...
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