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    whatyadoinsucka
    Free Member

    anyone seen them, got them yet , any good, spd or flats, covered laces like the Shimano Mw7 and a neoprene gaitor.

    https://www.bikeradar.com/news/endura-mt500-burner-waterproof-shoe/

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    zippykona
    Full Member

    No but at long last someone is taking flat winter shoes seriously.

    Rubber_Buccaneer
    Full Member

    From the article you linked

    Endura says the shoes will be available in autumn 2023

    So something to consider for next winter. Good to see stuff like this coming out

    whatyadoinsucka
    Free Member

    i got too excited and didnt read it all, good for next winter then,
    had planned to get the shimano mw7 spd for this winter, but missed the boat,

    i got some second hand Northwave road GTX boots off ebay the other day , so need to cut them open and stick a 2bolt spd in them, should be good for tarmac/gravel duties where I’m not planning to get off the bike..

    will hopefully get a look of these later in the year

    matt_outandabout
    Free Member

    That is looking good.
    However, I’ve got a year old pair of MW5’s and new pedals to wear out first…

    nipperj
    Full Member

    Ive just ordered a pair of these clipless flavour anyone using them yet?

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    elray89
    Free Member

    They look pretty good.

    It would be nice to replace my MT500 overshoes with something I don’t have to heat on a radiator for 5 hours to soften and then go into my max heartrate to fit them on my shoes.

    nipperj
    Full Member

    Ive ridden with shimano boots for years they are so old I dont know the correct model! went flat for a while on my rigid

    stooge now going back clipless so i’m waiting in anticipation on these

    intheborders
    Free Member

    Myself and a few pals got them to replace worn out 5:10 Goretex boots.

    Done a few rides now, in gobbing Tweed Valley conditions.

    Initially not quite as sticky as the 5:10’s, but that’s comparing a brand new sole with a ragged 3 y/o one.  After a few rides I’m more than happy with the grip and they are both warmer and more water-resistant than the 5:10’s (could be they’re slightly taller so fit further ‘under’ my trouser leg).

    Recommended.

    spannermonkey
    Full Member

    @intheborders How do they size compared to the 5:10 boots?

    jkomo
    Full Member

    There is the perfect solution to wet weather boots, but unfortunately no one makes it, and it resides firmly in my brain.
    One day someone will make it and I will be fuming, and happy at the same time.

    JonEdwards
    Free Member

    I’ve been tempted by the clip version as they’re the only winter boots I can try on locally. However Endura’s somewhat mixed rep for quality puts me off blowing £130 on something that may or may not fail in short order.

    intheborders
    Free Member

    How do they size compared to the 5:10 boots?

    Same as 5:10’s, size up from the normal size – and plenty of width as I’m having to run them tight for my skinny feet.

    highlandman
    Free Member

    @JonEdwards I’d suggest you don’t need to worry about the quality; mine have been fine, well used last winter and this and are holding up just fine with some harsh conditions in NE Scotland.

    pacemaker75
    Free Member

    Really impressed with my clipless pair. Very warm with normal socks on and I sized up so I could go with some thicker ones too.

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