Just noticed as some have been moved around
Five Tens x 11 (6 are mine, 4 his, 1 wife's)
Crank brothers x 7 (all his)
2 pairs for me.
One pair mrs_oab.
Winter SPD boots
Old Winter SPD boots with a broken eyelet
Gore-tex winter lace-up SPD boots
XC SPD shoes
Old comfortable Disco Slipper XC SPD shoes
less comfortable XC race SPD shoes
cheap aldi lace-up XC SPD shoes
I think that's it for me. Can't; recall any more, need to take some to the charity shop really
Four.
Shimano XC7 are my main pair.
Sidi Dominator, retro almost new I couldn't resist buying from the local bicycle jumble.
Specialized SPD from eBay that I brought for commuting but no longer use.
Adidas Trail Cross from when I sampled flats.
15 and I don't even ride bikes any more!
A pair of 5:10s, replaced as and when necessary
A Pair of AM45s
2 pairs of Specialized sworks disco slippers, 1 road, one XC
Actually, on a technicality, five:
I own a pair of Vans but they've never seen a BMX!
Over 10 pairs in size 43, which is annoying as my feet have expanded and they are now too tight / painful unless I take out the insoles!
Winter boots for very cold (MTB)
Winter boots for quite cold (MTB)
Winter boots for quite cold (road)
MTB shoes x 2
Turbo shoes (old road ones)
Normal road shoes
Fancy dry weather only s-works road shoes.
8 then.
Too many.....
Used regularly:-
Five Ten Freerider Pro
Five Ten Trailcross Goretex
Five Ten Hellcat SPD
FLR roadie spds for turbo trainer use.
Old Spesh Defroster SPD occasionally used for cold/wet winter commutes.
Spares/Old but too good to chuck out:-
Specialized 2FO SPD
Five Ten Freerider
Didn't get on with but never got rid of:-
Adidas Terrex Trail Cross SL
Think that's it 🙂
1 pair XC
1 pair trainer-style
7 pairs winter boots, enough for a dry pair every three and a bit hours at the Puffer.
7.
MTB
Gravel
Road
Flats
Commuting
Winter
Some people appear to have have more pairs of cycling shoes than I have pairs of shoes.
@eoghan
I only have 1 non cycling footwear if that helps.
1 pair of Crank Brothers Mallet
Clipless
Dh Shimano
Xc Shimano
Xc commuter shoes
Full rodie
Winter boots
Flat
Specialized fto
So 7 for riding
Five ten x 2 for wandering about , possibly riding with my kids.
. There are another 2 pairs of five ten in the loft for when these wear out.
Imelda Marcos would not be impressed by my collection.
I have a Goretex pair of SPDs for wet and muddy hike-a-bike and a stiffer soled SPDs for dry and longer distances.
Both are wearing well after a few years and 1000s of miles.
Neoprene overshoes for really cold and/or wet weather.
5:10 impact pro, the weather resistant ones, been resolved a couple of times.
Lake MX242 for the gravel bike.
5:10 impact pro too small, waiting to find a new home.
5;10 impact pro new, waiting to come into circulation.
5:10 freeride pro, waiting to come into circulation.
2x ride concept, 2x northwave, new, unwanted leftovers from the crc fire sale that I need to chuck in the classifieds
One pair. Neoprene over shoes or oversocks as required. I've always run SPD's on all bikes.
Biking isn't really my main sport though. I have 3 x pairs of hiking and 2 x pairs climbing shoes.
Two; one pair of road shoes, one set of MTB shoes that I also commute in. When they wear out I replace one for one
1 pair 5:10 MTB shows.
1 pair summer sidi road shoes.
1 pair winter sidi road shoes.
Sufficient.
Lol, I thought I had too many but now feel inadequate compared to you lot!
Clip in
Shimano MT91 Goretex boots - just ordered some XM9's in probably a half size too big
Specialized 2fO
Shimano GE9
Flats
Five Ten EPS
Five Ten Freerider
Five Ten Freerider Pro
Five Ten Trailcross Mid
Five Ten Trailcross Mid GTX
A few 8 pairs
Road
Gaerne carbon and Shimano RW5
MTB/gravel
2 pairs M089 (like the fit)
2 pairs MW7 (one being Boa)
1 Pair Shimano XC3
1 pair of Specialized 'Trainers' for casual.
I don't have an many regular shoes.
5:10 x 2 which are not warm in the winter.
I need 2 pairs, if one pair gets wet (they take ages to dry) the other pair is to hand.
1 pair for outdoors. Shimano MT7's purchased way before Covid, they're indestructible.
One really cheap pair of roadie shoes with Keo cleats for the few trips I do to the velodrome each year.
I thought this would be unusually few, but it seems not really.
Usable shoes, not that I use them all for some reason.
2 pairs Carnacs, one road one mtb.
1 pair Nikes road,
1 pair Northwave artics. mtb
1 pair sidi dominators, mtb
2 pairs sidi dragon's . mtb
1 pair sidi 5's road
1 pair sidi genius's road
I pair sidi wire 2's road
I think that is all????
edit, I forgot the sidi eagle's mtb.
Winter SPDs
Summer SPDs
Spare pair of Summer SPDs picked up in a sale earlier in the year.
3 pairs of Five Tens.
I don't have any flat pedals.
2 and a half, 3 if my other winter boot ever turns up
I think if you use mostly Clipless ,don't race or hike and bike all over the place, those shoes have an easier time than if you use flats,
Having spare pairs was always useful for year round commuting in bad weather and 24hr races.
Five, but unfortunately I think it’s only going be the goretex winter ones that are going to be seeing any use before next May now 🙁
After reading the thread I'm feeling very thrifty. Only 4 pairs.
An old pair Shimano MO87s. I really wish I'd bought a second pair when they were on the market. Great fit.
Shimano XC3s.
Nnorthwave
A cheap Chain Reaction own brand a size too big to allow hillwalking socks in cold weather.
Only 4 pairs here too
Summer shoes
Winter shoes
Uplift shoes
Flat pedal shoes
2 x 5:10 Freerider Pro
2 x Ride Concept Helicons
2 x 5:10 Sam Hill Impact Pros
1 x Ride Concept Vice
1 x 5:10 Trailcross
1 x 5:10 Trailcross Goretex
1 x 5:10 Impacts
1 x Specalized Disco Slippers.
1 x OG 5:10’s
Most of the 5:10’s have knackered soles and good uppers, the Ride Concepts knackered uppers and good soles.
2 pairs
Summer/dry(ish) ‐ 5.10's (impact?)
Winter/wet/other shoes wet - 5.10 goretex
Like Bunnyhop said above 2 pairs is handy if 1 is already wet.
Trail SPDs *2
Trail flats
Winter boots SPDs
"Road" / gravel SPDs
Similar count for running shoes.
4 pairs!
5:10 Element flats
Shimano ME71s trail spds (criminal they don't make these anymore)
Current version Shimano XC type with Boa
Absolutely ancient Shimano budget somethings, velcro, full of holes, sole split in various places, purely for turbo trainer and are about fifteen years old. Probably also a bio hazard.
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Shimano Winter SPDs
Shimano laced commuting SPDs
Really old Shimano typical MTB SPDs from before the first world war that refuse to die
Giro roadie SPDs
5-10 flats.
If you mean pairs you actually wear, then 6 pairs …
Ion flats x2
dakine flats
Spesh 2fo clips
dnb commuters
Northwave winter boots
Various discarded pairs: old 2fos, pair of Shimano mtb clips in the cupboard upstairs, Leatt clips discarded in the cupboard downstairs.
1pr SPD shoes
1pr Salomon hiking shoes where the grip wore down to nearly flat so I use them with flat pedals now (but they're not strictly cycling shoes, just shoes I use on the bike)
