Tri specific cycling shoes
Flavadave
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Do you have tri-specific shoes? Are you happy with them? What do you wish you had?
Thinking of giving the old elastic bands, shoes clipped in technique a go at the weekend (on Coneheads Rookie Day 2). Might shave my legs as well just in case I come a cropper!
*danger of de-railing my own thread here, but its been a while since I've seen any shaving posts*
Do you have tri-specific shoes? Are you happy with them? What do you wish you had?
Thinking of giving the old elastic bands, shoes clipped in technique a go at the weekend (on Coneheads Rookie Day 2). Might shave my legs as well just in case I come a cropper!
*danger of de-railing my own thread here, but its been a while since I've seen any shaving posts*
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http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Exust ... 360036696/
Which seem pretty good to me, not that I'd know.
I see DHB now do a tri shoe at £45 which is the cheapest I think you'll find.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/dhb_T ... 360041923/
The DHB road bike shoes get good reviews, so these could be a bargain.
Seem ok for waht i need.
Definately faster in transition.
G
Can someone also tell me how to do the elastic band trick ?
Have to say though that the shoes, because they are forever wet and drying out REALLY stink! Tips for that would be good as well (i'll ignore the "wash your feet" style responses )