Oct 2010
1:38pm, 8 Oct 2010
12,219 posts
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SPR™
lol. Tis a trail league
Best of both worlds, XC shoes with Spikes on standby with 12/15mm pin?
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Oct 2010
1:39pm, 8 Oct 2010
12,220 posts
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SPR™
Can't imagine crossing concrete paths with 15mm pins though
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Oct 2010
1:45pm, 8 Oct 2010
38,106 posts
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Gobi
Done that and broke the spikes
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Oct 2010
1:59pm, 8 Oct 2010
267 posts
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Lexo
When I first started doing XC all the guys I run with told me to go get a pair of spikes. but when I turned up for my first race in my New Kikenie Spikes they were all wearing Walshes/Inov8s ....!!!
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Oct 2010
1:59pm, 8 Oct 2010
12,222 posts
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SPR™
lol, I just imagined a lot of pain, I guess breaking would save you from that though. How did you get on for the rest of the race?
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Oct 2010
2:24pm, 8 Oct 2010
9,904 posts
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chrisity
i've run the course we do on Saturday in road shoes a couple of times - it's mown parkland with only a couple of fairly shallow hills.
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Oct 2010
2:38pm, 8 Oct 2010
594 posts
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SODDING HILLS
running a Leg of Norther X/C Relays in Sheffield tomorrow, looking forward to getting trampled to death
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Oct 2010
2:53pm, 8 Oct 2010
11,967 posts
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hammerite
I go the fell shoe route for most of the reasons Chris mentions, for me on the courses I've run spikes would only make a marginal difference if any at all - possibly because I'm not at the sharp end of races.
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Oct 2010
3:05pm, 8 Oct 2010
38,110 posts
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Gobi
SPR - fine as some bent and some survived. NO PAIN though
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Oct 2010
3:06pm, 8 Oct 2010
9,905 posts
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chrisity
that must have disappointed you Gobi
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