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  1. I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?
    Thanks

  2. gn228169 s3ss3rph said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?
    Thanks

    <http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b32s67p561>

  3. gn228169 said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?

    Just add drillium to your current pair.

    --
    Home page: http://members.westnet.com.au/mvw

  4. gn228169 said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?
    Thanks

    Whatever the shoe, try lining each with a kotex.

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    Quoted message said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?
    Thanks

    SPD sandals

  6. Andrew Price said:
    gn228169 s3ss3rph said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?
    Thanks

    <http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b32s67p561>

    I got a pair of those this summer but was disappointed that they were not as
    cool as I'd imagined. The thick spongy soles are very insulating and still
    quite a lot of the upper foot is covered with material. /Now/ I understand
    how some cyclists can wear them in the winter!

    Maybe the older SD60 model is cooler with two narrow straps instead of three
    wide ones?

    ~PB

  7. gn228169 said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?

    Nike Alteas work well for me on that score, and won't break the
    bank.

    This time of year, though, I have the opposite problem: even with
    thick socks on and booties over the shoes, my toes get cold.

    --
    Chris BeHanna

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  8. Chris BeHanna said:
    gn228169 said:

    I ride in the hottest part of the day and my feet suffer in July and
    August. Can anyone recommend a well ventilated road shoe?

    Nike Alteas work well for me on that score, and won't break the
    bank.

    My Alteas are the coolest shoes I've ever worn:
    http://wheel2wheel4bikes.com/smsimg/8/215altea.jpg

    I suspect it's to do with the large mesh area in the toe. Other years
    of Alteas have less mesh exposed.

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