Thursday, January 24, 2008

Shimano SH-MT40 MTB Shoes

Designed by Shimano for recreational trail or road riding and general fitness cycling. The dual-density EVA midsole and traditional rubber sole allow for comfortable walking off-bike.

  • Accepts SPD-type cleats (Shimano SPD, Crank Bros. Eggbeater, Time ATAC, etc)
  • Laces with a velcro closure keeps laces from dragging, yet allows a comfortable, secure fit

Answer XC-1 MTB Shoe

The 2006 XC-1 has a swanky new upper design with Answer Products' 2 strap and buckle closure system for a snug, secure fit. You get a lot for your money here.

  • Superlight dual compound sole, breathable mesh upper
  • Vented mesh insole helps keep your feet cool
  • Accepts Shimano SPD and SPD-compatible cleats (Crank Bros., Time, Wellgo, etc)
  • Does not include toe spikes

Answer Impact MTB Shoe

A more walkable, "trail" version of the XC1, the Impact gets an all-new upper design and three-strap closure system (center reversed for a more snug mid-sole fit) with laces for 2006.

  • High traction rubber sole with breathable mesh upper
  • Accepts Shimano SPD and SPD Compatible cleats (Time, Crank Bros, Wellgo, etc)
  • Includes metal spikes and spike wrench
  • Anatomic plastic heel cup helps resist heel slippage

Sidi Dominator 5 Lorica

The most critical feature in a cycling shoe is fit. Period. Sidi is one of the oldest and most respected names in cycling footwear and they know what works. The Dominator is a workhorse with the features needed to stand up to MTB riding and racing.


Durable Lorica construction on Competition Sole
Arch compression strap, Ultra SL buckle, high security velcro closures
Padded tongue distributes pressure to eliminate hotspots
Molded plastic heel cup
SPD compatible