In article <[email hidden]>,
Tom Sherman said:Colin Campbell said:Andrew Price said:On 31 Jan 2008 20:31:25 GMT, Alan Hoyle <[email hidden]> wrote:
>> I wonder why Sidi doesn't make the narrow and wide widths on their
>> more expensive shoes?
> In my experience, Sidi ONLY makes narrow and wide on expensive shoes.
Not so.
> Do they have any aside from the Genius (~$200 road) and Dominator
> (~$200 MTB)?
Yes. They are also available on their cheaper "Bullet" range.
According to what I see at SidiUSA.com, the Bullet is a MTB shoe, and is
only available in standard and mega widths, not narrow. (So that
satisfies some of the folks here, but not all - and not me. I don't do
MTB, and I need narrow.)
Well, some of us prefer the ATB shoes and cleats for road use, as there
is no need to walk like a duck off the bicycle.
While respecting those of my fellow roadracers who use road shoes, I
fall in with Tom on this one: I really like having walkable shoes even
when I'm racing. I don't think the extra ounces have cost me a sprint
yet.
What kind of pedals/cleats do you use?
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:The Genius 5.5 (road shoe) comes in standard and mega widths. I don't
see a MTB equivalent of this shoe on the site.
Dominator 6 Carbon: <http://www.sidiusa.com/dom6.html>?
Quoted message said:The Zeta (road shoe) appears to be the equivalent of the Bullet in price
and size availability.
The SiDi shoes would be improved by making the uppers all black.
Spray-time! Heh.
I should say that Crank Brothers makes a 3-hole mount for their cleat
which includes a 3/4 surround "sole" with the cleat mounted in the
middle. This effectively converts a road shoe into a much more walkable
form, though the heel will still be rather odd.
Unless you've had problems with hot-spots using a 2-bolt cleat, I'd
commend a walkable cleat and shoe to you over the 3-bolt non-walkable
cleats (Look Keo and Delta, Shimano SPD-SL).
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