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Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Hi all
I ride flats and have been wearing my vans for summer riding,but i.m after something a little more robust for the winter months ahead!.Wot do u guys wear?i usually ride trails like thorndon!
P.S just seen the new fiveten freerider in the latest issue of MTBUK any idears?

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

Winter? In this country? Avoid anything with mesh uppers....actually, add British summer to that comment too!

I use Shimano AM41's. No mesh, wipe clean (all over), nice and grippy and the laces are still reasonably white after 5 months wear. They also have a raised inner upper to protect the ankle bone.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=55371

Just replace the insole for something a little more moulded and comfortoable as the shoe sole is fairly rigid.

They are good for walking up slopes also.

Laser · **Posts:** 2166 **Location:** The land were time forgot

Thread here viewtopic.php?p=34012#p34012
in desperate need of new shoes

I also have Shimano AM41 over a year good in wet.

milk282 · **Posts:** 223

I use FiveTen Line Kings. I like the padding of the bulky skate style shoes like the freerider, but the extra ankle support in the line kings is pretty nice if your planning on any big lines. And you cant beat FiveTen stealth rubber, so much traction! I had vans before my Five Tens and the improvement is incredible.

unityjon · **Posts:** 2082 **Location:** Southend

^^^ what he said, i'm now a convert from Vans to 5tens for riding and also have the line kings

phinw · **Posts:** 110 **Location:** Colchester

+1 for Shimano shoes. Really good for keeping dry feet.

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

I popped into snow&rock for a quick peak in romford and looked at some mammut redburn hiking trainers,fit very well nice&light!also have a protecive toe&heel ! anyone heard or worn them???

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Hi all,so bit the bullet went out to snow & rock in romford this morning and brought a pair of mammut redburn trail shoes!

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Nice & light,very comfortable :thumbup:

MuZzA · **Posts:** 343

very nice, although i hope there waterproof :problem:

mesh can be a sod for soaking up the wet stuff.

MuZzA :high5:

I am currently i the same position for the comming winter. :wtf:

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

I can resolve that, you'll need these:

Draper Dispenser Box of 100 Disposable Plastic Overshoes Shoe Covers Protectors

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/400280529224?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&cbt=y

They'll look class :mrgreen:

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Apples wrote:

I can resolve that, you'll need these:

Draper Dispenser Box of 100 Disposable Plastic Overshoes Shoe Covers Protectors

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/400280529224?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&cbt=y

They'll look class :mrgreen:

Lol i did look at the shimano's but not my cup of tea mate!,These mammut's are ultra comfortable with good all round protection!,p.s will probably be using these for every day use! :thumbup:

HVAC MATT · **Posts:** 409 **Location:** chelmsford, essex

Anything 510, there free ride range are a good all rounder.

luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

Sports direct worth a look £20-40 muddy fox ...i have the mesh ones and they are very good!
next day delivery atm!

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