Wanted: Cheap SPD shoes, size 44

Posted on Mon 16th, July 2012

• #1

Dammit

Cheap and cheerful please, to be used on a trainer (I use ATAC, so my normal shoes are no good for this).
• #2

Vince

Sports Direct, loads around the £20 mark
http://www.sportsdirect.com/cycling/cycling-shoes?dsearch=cat
• #3

Itisaboutthebike

Wow, wicked link, cheers.
• #4

Dammit

Bonza, there's one of those down Holborn way- I shall have a look tomorrow.
• #5

Dammit

Had a look- even with my puny muscles I could bend one of those Muddy Fox cycling shoes into a horseshoe shape with minimal effort.

Need something with a stiffer sole, so- anyone got some old, knackered but servicable MTB clipless shoes?
• #6

treeman

I have a pair, size 9 Shimano I believe. Will dig them out to night and get my wife to pop a photo up, cos she's good like that and see what you think.
• #7

treeman
Here's the shoes, they are Specialized and not Shimano as first stated.
£15 posted if you want them.

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