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FS - Detto Pietro size 41 - Very Good Condition $75 shipped

Old 09-29-21, 09:41 PM
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FS - Detto Pietro size 41 - Very Good Condition $75 shipped

Really nice pair of size 41 Detto Pietro Italian leather shoes for sale. Very minimal wear.

$75 shipped in cont US or best offer








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Old 09-30-21, 09:01 AM
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Sold. Thanks for looking!
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rideandgoseek , how does the sole stiffness of this generation of Dettos compare with typical clipless shoe soles? Just curious. The only Dettos I've owned were from around 1978, with leather soles. I think there may have been a thin metal shank partway through the midsole, presumably to protect the rider's feet from the tacks used to secure the cleats.
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