I ride in chacos almost all the time and love them. I will attest to the
thickness issue though, it's always annoying when I choose to ride in flip
flops or regular shoes (which is pretty rare here in Austin). I'm still trying
to find the perfect closed toe shoes to ride in.
Hudson in atx.
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I have trouble with my Chacos, too, but for a different reason: the soles are
so much thicker than my other shoes that my pedal stroke is affected. I'm too
lazy to raise and then lower my saddle 1/4" every time. They're still my go-to
choice on warm rainy days, though, much easier than trying to
I have had terrible luck with my Chaco sandals recently. It's like my foot
has changed shape and the straps just dig into my foot at various points
eventually causing blisters. They used to work well for riding, but now I
barely ever put them on for even walking. My feet are a mess though. I cal
My sneaker pedals work great with everything except bare feet.
Leather-soled shoes aren't too great either, but it's doable. At some point
I'd like to try the flat pedals + skateboard grip tape solution mentioned
by someone in this group a while back, to see if it helps with those two
(leather
In summer I usually wear crocs. Great on platform pedals, worthless on
pedals with a cage.
Johan,
Sweden
On Friday, August 22, 2014 6:44:24 AM UTC+2, lungimsam wrote:
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> A lot of you Riv riders use regular shoes for riding.
>
> Have any stories about a time you got stuck at an event with a horr
I do declare https://www.flickr.com/photos/lumachrome/13761605225/
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 3:09 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
> Known in some circles as "safari boots". Those are great with clips/straps
> and MKS GR-9s. In fact, if it weren't for hot weather, and if it were not
> as much or more of
Known in some circles as "safari boots". Those are great with clips/straps
and MKS GR-9s. In fact, if it weren't for hot weather, and if it were not
as much or more of a hassle to put on my safari boots as/than putting on my
SPD or Look shoes, that would be my pedal/shoe combination of choice.
Pat
20 miles (5 mile detour! IRC, I detoured so that I could do most of the
miles on the bike path and avoid some of the road traffic) home from work
wearing leather-soled Bass or somesuch loafers on M540s or somesuch on a
fixie. Not recommended, particularly for standing and stomping.
--
Resumes, Li
Steger and I do not get along. I destroyed their "heartiest" mukluks in a
matter of 10 winter camping days, with the leather rotting and becoming dry
and brittle and the laces snapping highs of 30's, lows of -30's. They
eventually made right, but it took some doing.
The plan for winter this yea
Erin and I both enjoy moccasins a lot. We have hand-made ones, and erin
has even begun making slipper-like 10th scandinavian century turn-shoes and
loves cycling in them. They look like this (her teacher's site):
http://laughingcrowe.com/shoemaking-classes/2014-march-2223-2930-10th-century-scan
Red Wing Chukkas are not bad shoes and I don't wear anything else
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 4:46 AM, Garth wrote:
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> Crocs Scutes - Presently wear
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> Birkenstock Arizonas- Former
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Birkenstock Bostons.
They are amazing. I thought they would stink. Great on my VO Sabots.
On Thursday, August 21, 2014 9:44:24 PM UTC-7, lungimsam wrote:
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> A lot of you Riv riders use regular shoes for riding.
>
> Have any stories about a time you got stuck at an event with a horrendous
> set
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