Suggestions for clip-less shoes
05-13-18, 07:22 AM
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Suggestions for clip-less shoes
I do a lot of trail biking that requires a lot of hike a biking so i'm looking for suggestion for some clip-less shoes that also is good for hiking the trails while carrying or pushing your bike along the trail.
I currently have a pair of Scott’s Elite Boa and really liked them so far but after a year of use they are starting to break down in a few of the seams. I'm hoping that my next pair for shoes will last me a little bit more than one year.
I currently have a pair of Scott’s Elite Boa and really liked them so far but after a year of use they are starting to break down in a few of the seams. I'm hoping that my next pair for shoes will last me a little bit more than one year.
05-20-18, 01:50 AM
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If you can find a pair of NOS Shimano MT-91 boots in your size, they are excellent, I use them for touring, hiking mountains and riding my MTB. If you can't find those then the XM-9 is the replacement model. Both have Vibram hiking soles and are really well put together. I have both, but I'm still waiting for the MT-91s to die, and damn it's taking a long time, I may even end up wearing out the soles...
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If you're walking a long carrying the bike for significant distances that's what I'd use.
