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Product name: Fox Union MTB Flats
Price paid: 90
Score (out of 10): 7
Review: My good old faithful Five Ten Freerider Pro shoes have finally worn through the sole.
My default was to just replace them with the same, however I started reading reviews on the Fox Union shoe (mostly positive).
So I had a pair delivered.
I went out on my first ride tonight. They fit true to size (unlike the tens) and are comfortable. Seem to be fairly water resistant, hard wearing and the sole seemed ‘grippy’ if not ‘hard’.
They were fine on the smooth flowy stuff but they were not as grippy as the ten on the rocky fast sections. My feet came off a couple of times, luckily I seated them pretty quickly though.
I think they have been built for durability rather than super sticky grip. I’d rather a shoe that doesn’t last but grips like ****.
Not sure if I should give them another go or sell them and get a new set of Five Tens.
Hmmm.
Ps. I did get 2 KOMs at Llandegla on them
Product name: Fox Union MTB Flats
Price paid: 90
Score (out of 10): 7
Review: My good old faithful Five Ten Freerider Pro shoes have finally worn through the sole.
My default was to just replace them with the same, however I started reading reviews on the Fox Union shoe (mostly positive).
So I had a pair delivered.
I went out on my first ride tonight. They fit true to size (unlike the tens) and are comfortable. Seem to be fairly water resistant, hard wearing and the sole seemed ‘grippy’ if not ‘hard’.
They were fine on the smooth flowy stuff but they were not as grippy as the ten on the rocky fast sections. My feet came off a couple of times, luckily I seated them pretty quickly though.
I think they have been built for durability rather than super sticky grip. I’d rather a shoe that doesn’t last but grips like ****.
Not sure if I should give them another go or sell them and get a new set of Five Tens.
Hmmm.
Ps. I did get 2 KOMs at Llandegla on them
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