out_spokin'
03-01-2011, 07:56 PM
Here's the story - I've had these for about 6 years. Used but not abused, have worn like iron and I'm betting they have a lot of life left in them. I only wore them on the road, wasn't a MTBer until VERY recently!
Problem was that my "index" toes are longer than my big toes, and something weird started happening where I'd get little holes in my socks over the 2nd toe. There's no obvious snags or anything inside the shoe, and it didn't happen a lot, but I hate holey socks and I scored a pair of Sidis from someone here and these got relegated to the back row. I need the space and these need a home with someone who's wanted to try something like these!
I believe they are the Jalapeno model. Great for commuting, touring and all around use as they're relatively stiff for pedaling but enough toe box flex for comfortable walking. Lace up with a velcro top strap which secures the laces well.
They are women's, and on the narrow side of medium width, and medium volume. They fit me very well, I wear a 10 in most shoes, and a 42 in Specialized, Shimano, and Diadora, and a 43 in Sidi.
No cleats included. They have a usual MTB (SPD or other 2 bolt) cleat pattern. I might still have the removable toe spikes, I'll look tomorrow in the shed...
I think these will be around $8 to ship -- split the actual shipping with me and they're yours! :cool: I'm sure I could give them away on Craigs but like this forum more.
Problem was that my "index" toes are longer than my big toes, and something weird started happening where I'd get little holes in my socks over the 2nd toe. There's no obvious snags or anything inside the shoe, and it didn't happen a lot, but I hate holey socks and I scored a pair of Sidis from someone here and these got relegated to the back row. I need the space and these need a home with someone who's wanted to try something like these!
I believe they are the Jalapeno model. Great for commuting, touring and all around use as they're relatively stiff for pedaling but enough toe box flex for comfortable walking. Lace up with a velcro top strap which secures the laces well.
They are women's, and on the narrow side of medium width, and medium volume. They fit me very well, I wear a 10 in most shoes, and a 42 in Specialized, Shimano, and Diadora, and a 43 in Sidi.
No cleats included. They have a usual MTB (SPD or other 2 bolt) cleat pattern. I might still have the removable toe spikes, I'll look tomorrow in the shed...
I think these will be around $8 to ship -- split the actual shipping with me and they're yours! :cool: I'm sure I could give them away on Craigs but like this forum more.