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Ali C

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no your not mising the point, this is the first decent pair of shoes I have got, normally I get cheap matalan jobbies which are really soft and flexible to start with (but dont last long)

I didnt know shoes got more flexible as you wore them.

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this is usually the point that you realise that they have worn out !!

Errrr no. They do get more flexy after a week or so. My Globe's have been the nicest trainer's, although still abit stiff at new, they're the most comfortable 'from-new' trainer's I've had.

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The oldest traniers are the best ever shose to ride in.. nothing can beat them.. even though there probly nearly falling to bits and hanging on by a thread, there still the most comfyest(sp) and best shoe to ride in :lol:

Just walk in them for about 10 miles :) through all the mud and god no's what eles.. im sure that will soften them up :)

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I usually find just bending the sole of the shoe up so the toe of the shoe touches the tongue works fine, really. It stresses the area of the shoe that the pedal actually sits on, and it really, really does work. Just bend it to that point a coupla times and you'll be sorted :)

However, if by "Dually" you mean 661's SPD compatible shoe, then they'll basically always be stiff. If not though, they probably just need to be bent in, then ridden to finish 'em off...

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However, if by "Dually" you mean 661's SPD compatible shoe, then they'll basically always be stiff.  If not though, they probably just need to be bent in, then ridden to finish 'em off...

nah, they are non spd, I have worn them a couple or hours each day now, they are slowly getting better.

does the bag, water, freezer trick really work? That sounds more fun than wearing or bending them :) would piss work instead of water? :)

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