I just finished a 250 mile, 4 day ride using an all leather, fancy dancy 
shoe called Cycleur De Luxe.  Made in the UK I believe.  Flat sole with a 
heel that is quite comfortable for walking.  A well made shoe that 
(unfortunate or not) looks like a wing tip.  Using the Velo Orange Touring 
pedal with no straps I experienced no slipping.  I really liked the 
combination of the shoe and pedal.  Bought the shoe through Zappos.  Kind 
of expensive but I'm not disappointed.
Tim Petersen

On Thursday, August 21, 2014 1:09:30 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>
> All three of those models look like upscale alternatives to the Euxstar 
> (retail about $100). I've used the last for several years and they're OK 
> but the leather is inferior and tends to rub off or flake off if abraded. 
> OTOH, the Euxstars take SPD cleats.
>
> Of course, if you use clips and straps then these are obviously preferred 
> for their flat soles, though the narrow and streamlined shape of the 
> Euxstars and their smooth if rather bulky bottom makes them better for this 
> than your typical SPD shoe. OTOH again, if you are using clipless, then 
> there is no reason beside looks not to use a modern shoe.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 7:33 PM, James P <ja...@jimflip.com <javascript:>> 
> wrote:
>
>> I posted this on "The Radavist 
>> <http://theradavist.com/2014/06/2014-leroica-britannia/#1>" when John 
>> Watson went to L'Eroica Britannia and mentioned he couldn't find vintage 
>> shoes on eBay (in a size 47).
>>
>> I have spent way too much time on eBay (and elsewhere) looking for NOS 
>> Sidi touring shoes, but eventually settled for the Hasus instead. (no 
>> cleat, flat sole). They are narrow enough to work great with toe-clips, 
>> smart enough to wear off the bike and are really comfy.
>>
>> My post - "Next time you're looking for "new" vintage cycling shoes, try 
>> this small company from Taiwan - Hasus 
>> <http://www.hasus.com.tw/products_detail_en.php?id=94>  - I picked up a 
>> pair and they're great. Alternatively, Vittoria makes a "Line 1976" 
>> <http://www.vittoria-shoes.com/eng/products.php?cat=VINTAGE> , and 
>> although it's hard to find Detto Pietros NOS, Dromarti 
>> <http://www.dromarti.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=10_28_25&products_id=28>makes
>>  
>> a pretty impressive, albeit spendy, similar looking shoe."
>>
>> Hope that helps in the shoe quest. 
>>
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