Do you have time to talk about our lord and savior, SH-SD501?
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this is like a tarck type 1 failure
âi have a problemâ
âhere is the perfect solutionâ
ânoâ
tarck type 2 failure is
âi have a problemâ
âhere is an unrelated solution that wonât help youâ
ââŚâ
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what i donât get is why youâd want a lace up shoe if youâre tightening boas multiple times per ride. that seems like the opposite thing youâd want!
Lets be real, sandals are not the actual perfect solution
haha i knowâŚi think itâs funny though!
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Iâm tightening boas multiple times per ride because the boas are failing, not because of changing conditions or whatever
oh i wrongly assumed this was a tightening because the feets were compressing, which is what happens to me
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yeah sometimes everything âsettlesâ 30 mins or an hour into a ride and I do a little tightening
curious to see what legitimate reccs float up for OP however
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never owned knit cycling shoes but IME knit running shoes are WAY hotter than your typical thin upper
Interesting, the things Iâve read about knit cycling shoes is that theyâre much more breathable than others, but max ventilation is really what Iâm looking for, not necessarily knit.
Maybe theyâre more breathable but itâs like wearing a big thick sock⌠I find them hot as hell. They also soak up a ton of water but probably not a prob in LA.
Imagine in LA they just let in a frog ton of dirt/dust/schmutz
All my shit dusty as hell
specialized recon adv or s-works recon lace perhaps?
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Or the Recon 1.0 with velcro straps. No Boa to break?
You got it backwards
In the market for some new road shoes.
After wearing barefoot shoes for many years my toes have spread out and my feet no longer fit comfortably in my old shoes (Adidas - size -13 US, Euro 48).
Iâve gone up a size and need a wide toe box. Is there anything in normie cycling shoes that I could actually order through and try on at a shop before buying or do I have to roll the dice with Lake or Bont or whatever? It seems like in the bigger sizes companies just kind of stop giving a fuck.