Winter shoes?
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ooh green or black, which do you think would suit flats more....
Paul99
Über Member
These are bike specific, and would probably be ok with some decent socks.
Shimano AM41
Various offerings from Five Ten
Shimano MT91 has a cleat cover but look heavy!
If you have your heart set on wellies then definitely go black.
These are bike specific, and would probably be ok with some decent socks.
Shimano AM41
Various offerings from Five Ten
Shimano MT91 has a cleat cover but look heavy!
If you have your heart set on wellies then definitely go black.
haha, i think the wellies might impede me somewhat, cheers for the info though i shall go check those out
Cletus Van Damme
Previously known as Cheesney Hawks
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- Out in the sticks...
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-mw81-gore-tex-winter-mountain-bike-boots/
I have the older version of these, best cycling related item I have ever bought, used 6-7 months of the year in rain/ice/cold days and all through winter
I am going to buy a pair of these I just wondered if you have any ideas regarding sizing please I will be getting them online. With Specialized BG shoes I have to go one full size up using regular cycling socks. I wondered are these similar, on the small side please?
Rohloff_Brompton_Rider
Formerly just_fixed
They're ok for me on length but are a bit snug. But if I'd gone up a size they'd have been too long in the toe box. They are loosening up a bit more with use though.
potsy
Rambler
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- My Armchair
I went up 1 size from my usual cycling shoes, fit perfectly
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User6179
Guest
How is the fit on these?, I currently wear shimano shoes that are 2 sizes bigger and in a wide fit which means I can wear hiking socks in the winter .
Cletus Van Damme
Previously known as Cheesney Hawks
- Location
- Out in the sticks...
I went up 1 size from my usual cycling shoes, fit perfectly
Thanks I think I will try a size up from my usual shoe size
david k
Hi
- Location
- North West
ive use aldo ones with socks over the top for a couple of years an theyve worked well to keep my feet warm, not dry obviously , just bought some aldi overshoes so fingers crossed
Another good trick over winter is to gaffa tape the front of the shoe (don't forget the vent underneath),it stops the cold air and water getting in. A decent overshoe will keep the feet warm.
Edit: and hide the gaffa tape
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smokeysmoo
Legendary Member
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- Bolton, not very far from Nob End
Mine are one size up from my normal footwear and they fit me really well. I also have wide feet but these boots fit great.
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
What are the shoes like in the hissing rain. Do they keep your feet dry, do the shoes stay fairly dry?
Tempted, but I've always found good overshoes enough to keep the weather out. Never had an issue with wet feet with the BBB Hardwear overshoes, but would value some opinion on these boots.
Can see the advantage on dry or damp days of the boots in winter as there would be no messing with overshoes.
Tempted, but I've always found good overshoes enough to keep the weather out. Never had an issue with wet feet with the BBB Hardwear overshoes, but would value some opinion on these boots.
Can see the advantage on dry or damp days of the boots in winter as there would be no messing with overshoes.
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
Best cycling relaed thing I have bought, ever.
You still need a way to stop the rain getting in like overtrousers or else your feet will get wet, they are warm though and ideal for winter wet or dry.
Mine will be going on soon and doubt they'll come off until Easter
You still need a way to stop the rain getting in like overtrousers or else your feet will get wet, they are warm though and ideal for winter wet or dry.
Mine will be going on soon and doubt they'll come off until Easter
