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MTB shoes

poochiem · 2009-12-11 16:40:57

I want to get SPD shoes for commuting and in town and there's a couple pairs of MTB shoes that are not too expensive, e.g. €40 for these , plus they can be worn like regular shoes; couple of questions for you people 1. are they decent enough 2. do i need to get a size up (i've read that in some posts)

11-12-2009 4:40pm

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I want to get SPD shoes for commuting and in town and there's a couple pairs of MTB shoes that are not too expensive, e.g. €40 for these , plus they can be worn like regular shoes; couple of questions for you people
1. are they decent enough
2. do i need to get a size up (i've read that in some posts)

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#2 11-12-2009 5:47pm

hillclimber

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Hi there, those shoes should be fine for the job but definitely get one size up in a Shimano.

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