| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1171.1 | Try Rivat | AKOV11::COHEN | Andrew B. Cohen | Wed May 17 1989 23:00 | 11 |
| The TIME shoes are supposed to be wide. I haven't tried them so I don't know
for sure. I have very wide feet myself and the only ones that I've found
that fit are the RIVAT Columbia (or columbian, or something like that). They
are excellent shoes, have two beefy velcro straps that go all the way across the
foot, not just down one side. The only problem is that they are expensive,
about $120 bucks.
Of course I'm sure someone out there will let us know where you can get them
mail order for $89.99 )-:
ABC
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| 1171.2 | TIME WILL WORK | WMOIS::C_GIROUARD | | Thu May 18 1989 08:50 | 8 |
| I have EEE FEET TOO! How's it going out there fellow steamroller?
I have the TIME system and the shoe is PLENTY wide and comfy. I've
got 1700 mile on 'em so far without any signs of anything. However,
the catch here is they won't snap into your LOOK system. Expensive
transition for comfort, your decision.
Chip
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| 1171.3 | Natures Snow Shoes | SMART5::VDEAN | | Thu May 18 1989 09:30 | 11 |
|
I have EE to EEE wide feet myself and have tried alot of shoes,
so far the most confortable shoes for me are the BRANCALE 'HAWAII'
model and they are great also around $130, I just say this
past weekend there new shoe called 'NEW HAWAII' and it looks
great. I ride LOOK style system and the work great.
Give them a try.
vance
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| 1171.4 | Look ATB shoe | SHIGEO::SASAKI | Marty Sasaki LTN1-1/D07 226-6011 | Thu May 18 1989 12:29 | 11 |
| I was looking through the Nashbar catalog and they mention that
the Look ATB shoe runs ride. Since I have wide feet and managed
to miss out on Performance's wide shoes I went down to the outlet
store to see what the shoes are like.
They were wider and they fit pretty well, but the sole was very
flexible, just like a tennis shoe. Since my primary reason for going
with a bike shoe was support I didn't buy the shoe, but you might
like them.
Marty Sasaki
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| 1171.5 | forget the Look ATB shoes | PAGODA::HETRICK | George C. Hetrick | Thu May 18 1989 22:34 | 14 |
| > They were wider and they fit pretty well, but the sole was very
> flexible, just like a tennis shoe. Since my primary reason for going
> with a bike shoe was support I didn't buy the shoe, but you might
> like them.
Don't get the Looks. I picked up a pair, because I have wide feet, and the
price was right -- but Marty's right, the bottom is VERY flexible, enough to
make them useless on rides over 15 miles or so.
My current cleated shoes are Rivats -- these seem to run wide, although I
have to get them a size too long, but they're the closest to a reasonable fit
I've found yet.
-George
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| 1171.6 | Another reply for RIVATS | HPSCAD::CANFIELD | | Tue May 23 1989 15:43 | 7 |
| I also suggest the Rivats. One of my friends has a pair (he has
10.5 EE - EEE) and on his 3rd year with them. They are wide enough
so that I can step out of them with the velcro done up tight.
They are expensive, but they last and last
Quinn
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