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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerminalAddict View Post
    So I'm determined to commute as much as possible this year (no more driving around after the kids )

    but I fancy some proper footwear.

    I have a pair of Gaerne sports boots for weeking hooing, but I'm after some "short" boots

    Alpine Stars One-O-One are more than $200
    Shift Fuel .. can't find any (any ideas ???)
    Gaerne G.Ride .. Can't find any (any ideas ???)

    Any other suggestions ??

    I quite fancy the Shift Fuel ( webBikeWorld )
    Although the Gaerne look pretty hot too.

    any help? ideas etc?

    I'm currently commuting in MackBoots .. but fancy proper protection
    Like all footwear purchases, I'd like to try them before buying them
    I have that exact pair of Shift Fuels.
    Very comfortable and light (although due to the construction I wouldn't say they're long distance walking shoes) and good for purpose, but one strange problem: they squeaked when you walked. I fixed it by applying some beeswax to the offending areas...

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    I have that pair of Shift Fuel shoe aswell.
    They aren't walking shoes, but great for riding and just hanging out.

    Funny about your squeaking problem Oscar, I haven't found any surfaces that have made the shoes squeak.

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    well I'm size euro 41 .. that translates to .. you shit out of luck getting to try on any shoes in this country.

    I'm now emailing places in the US of A and in Engrand to get prices on freight etc

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    Last time I went in motomail had those diadora boots in like 36, 38, 41, 43 etc...(I got the 42's :-P)

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    Quote Originally Posted by TerminalAddict View Post
    well I'm size euro 41 .. that translates to .. you shit out of luck getting to try on any shoes in this country.

    I'm now emailing places in the US of A and in Engrand to get prices on freight etc
    You think thats bad, you should try being a euro size 49/50

    It's hard to find shoes fullstop, let alone bike boots.
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