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LouisN
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by LouisN

From D2shoe in 2014, they're offering the LEGIT, an "affordable", version of their shoes, at $475. with standard insole.
Advertised at 228g/ea. for size 43.
http://www.d2shoe.com/legit.php

Louis :)

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petepeterson
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by petepeterson

D2 need some design help.

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boysa
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by boysa

I've had my D2s for 5 or 6 years now and have loved them since the beginning. Unfortunately, I think their prices have become absurd. I can try to justify it by saying "5 or 6 seasons, riding 6-7 days/week year round," but in the end, $1K is A LOT of $$$$$ to cough up for a new pair of shoes.
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alpinestar
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by alpinestar

Hi
There are some good deals on Fizik shoes out there, but cant find any locally to try on. I use 44 2/3 in mavics. What would you think it transferd to in Fizik? 44 or 45?

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SolidSnake03
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by SolidSnake03

Any update from those showing off the new DMT Vega's on the sizing or how they are? Any reviews? Just curious...
Looks like I made a new 90 Proof friend

russianbear
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by russianbear

I think i finally found my ruby slippers for my high volume, high arch feet. They're pretty to boot!

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MarkGiardini
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by MarkGiardini

I just got the exact same ones!
Great shoes

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boysa
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by boysa

Those are gorgeous shoes!
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hmai18
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by hmai18

Does anybody have know of a seller who has the new Giro Factor ACCs in stock yet? It looks like all of the North American dealers aren't expecting stock until the end of March.

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by 743power

They're available in various colors and sizes. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a bunch of holes in inventory. Check giro.com they have pretty accurate inventory usually.
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quattrings
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by quattrings

Last year I bought some Louis Garneau ls100's which are real comfortable training shoe but I feel the sole could be stiffer, especially with racing season approaching.
Does anybody ride Pearl Izumi pro leader III shoes? without a place selling them locally, I'm uncertain on sizing and fit. If you own a pair, What other shoes have you ridden and how do they compare?

These are the options I'm considering:

Pearl Izumi pro leader III (245grams/ size 43)
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+ great looks
- unsure on fit and sizing
- heel pad is not replaceble

Giro Empire (215grams/ size 42)
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+ great looks
+ supposed to be real comfortable
+ cheapest and lightest of the 3
- Uncertain of fit and size, laces might be a nuisance

Northwave extreme tech plus (235grams/ size unknown)
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+ bought NW mtb shoes because they fit excellent!
- not sold on looks
- most expensive of the 3

Louis Garneau 2 ls (275grams, size 44)
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+ decent fit
+ looks okay
+ second cheapest
- nothing obvious


Any experiences regarding fit, sizing, quality are all welcome.

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MarkGiardini
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by MarkGiardini

I don't mind them PI actually - they look pretty nice!
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cmdr199212
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by cmdr199212

The PI do look nice.. I'm using the older model of the NW Extreme Tech, love them. I think I could have gotten a size smaller.. I think I got a 44, and I was using a 44.5 in Sidi, but they are stiff and very comfortable.

mattharrop
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by mattharrop

Just picked up some 2013 Giro Empires in patent black. Size 43. Coming from Sidi Ergo 2 Carbon in the same size, I was able to get the Empires sufficiently tight on my first outing with no slippage issues. I tended to dial the Sidis down hard and end up with a few pressure points using the Specialized BG Fit green/high arch insoles. I'm using the Giro insoles (red arch) which seem good, may trial the BG Fit insoles also. The Empires are supremely comfortable shoes, very happy.

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CBJ
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by CBJ

I got the Shimano R260 for a good price and was able to get why more money than I had expected for my old Sidi on Ebay. Absolutely love the Shimano and love the understated mostly all black look. They fit me so well and I think the construction is outstanding.

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