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Too narrow the "last" was not a fit for my feet I returned as a customer return, otherwise it would have been good shoes.

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Drive your thing, but the pins could be more and the bottom a little hard.

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Good shoes. In size I had to take the number bigger than normal ..

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Good-natured cross-country shoe

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Good shoes. At first they were a little hard, but formed well on the foot. Very good grip. Walking on the asphalt requires a little getting used to at first.

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I really don't buy Solomon's shoes anymore! For example, that strap lock doesn't have to be loosened, someone with a shiny plastic clip supposedly loved the straps, it doesn't! The heel is built with a damn many stitching and they start to open if there is a lower Solomon shoe in question, the one I bought and breaks, the factory will not replace !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do not recommend any variety of salomones. Can't make shoes. Buy meindlit they will last from father to son! Solomons look great but soon they look like shit!

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I guess you'll come to the stores again this fall? Are the best studded shoes ever. I am already starting to need old and new ones.

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These shoes have now run 400 km in a few years, mainly in winter and autumn. All pins are stored and no major wear. Really good grip on ice, boardwalk and cliffs. Not very comfortable on bare asphalt, but on other platforms I think works well. Good shoe for harsh conditions.

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The pins are fixed, ie they do not push in.

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Can this. shoes for walking / moving, for example, on a stone tile floor or parquet, ie the pins are fixed or retractable.

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The shoe is quite narrow and rubs against such a wide last arch. But the grip is unconscious, so the abrasion can be prevented or prevented with tape. Despite this, the best stud shoe I’ve tried. The Icebugs were too hard and the Asickset too slippery.