Ok here is my question. what do you think about white road shoes? i am thinking of getting specialized pro carbon road shoes in white now do only the pros wear white shoes?
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tankman10024 said:Ok here is my question. what do you think about white road shoes? i am thinking of getting specialized pro carbon road shoes in white now do only the pros wear white shoes?
tankman
I have white shoes. I didn't particularly want white, but the model and size I needed was only available in White at the time. Who cares as long as they are comfy and perform well? Besides it's kind of nice not matching everyone in my club in their black shoes.tankman10024 said:Ok here is my question. what do you think about white road shoes? i am thinking of getting specialized pro carbon road shoes in white now do only the pros wear white shoes?
tankman
Yep, they sure are hard to wash out.Bro Deal said:I would worry what might happen when you ride in rain and they get covered with grime kicked up by your front wheel. I know when I get caught in the rain with white socks, they turn gray and you cannot wash it out. That is why I use black socks.
Exactly. I got to pay 30 Euro less on my white Sidi Genius shoes as everyone else wanted them in black. Who cares if they are not quite as white as when they were new?PeterF said:I have white shoes. I didn't particularly want white, but the model and size I needed was only available in White at the time. Who cares as long as they are comfy and perform well? Besides it's kind of nice not matching everyone in my club in their black shoes.
hysterical!bobbyOCR said:Please spare everyone some pain and don't wear white knicks.
bobbyOCR said:Apart from keeping them looking clean, there is no problem. If everything else you wear is red or green maybe they won't be so good. I have black shoes, good ol' black. Goes with anything. Please spare everyone some pain and don't wear white knicks.
PeterF said:I have white shoes. I didn't particularly want white, but the model and size I needed was only available in White at the time. Who cares as long as they are comfy and perform well? Besides it's kind of nice not matching everyone in my club in their black shoes.
Eden said:It could just be practical - if you do a lot of riding in the summer light colored shoes are very very good. One race both the hubby and I did had a 101 mile stage and it was in the 90's that day. My feet in their light blue and silver shoes fared fine, the hubby with his black shoes was concerned that when he removed his shoes he'd find blistered cooked feet. He's on the lookout for white shoe covers...
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