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Testing the Chrome Kursk Pro-SPD Shoes

By RL Policar
March 1, 2011 1 Min Read
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We just received the Chrome Kursk Pro-SPD Shoes a few days ago and I’m looking forward to testing it. It’s a mix of street styled shoes with the functionality of SPD’s. I love the way they look, kinda matches our race team colors.
Chrome shoes

Specs:

Weight: 2.25 lb.

Fabric: 1,000 denier Cordura

Product Source: Guangzhou, China

Features:

  • 1,000 denier Cordura with back-padding
  • 100% vulcanized construction
  • Low profile design
  • Compatibility with most clipless pedal systems
  • Full-length nylon shank plate for added riding rigidity
  • Built-in foot rocker for added walking ease and comfort
  • Board lasted sole with Polyurethane slam pad to eliminate pedal hot spot
  • Skid resistant contact rubber on the sole
  • Durable rubber heel cup with reflective safety hit
  • Lace garage so laces don’t get caught in your chainring
  • Steel aglets to keep laces from fraying

From the way it looks, Chrome originally designed these for the urban commuter and bicycle messengers. I figured, what better way to test their durability than to test it through mountain biking!
Chrome shoes

Stay tuned for a full review of the Chrome Kursk Pro-SPD Shoes.

Related posts:

  1. Chrome Kursk Pro-SPD Shoes-Review
  2. KHS Lucky7 Specs posted
  3. First Impressions: White Brothers Magic 29″ 80mm
  4. Ibex Wear: First Impressions

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