We just got our shipment of DZR Cycling shoes in the Strasse (Men) and Kowloon (Women) models. I am really excited to get these in the shop as I have been riding in the Strasse for over a month now and LOVE them. DZR posted up this clever video on their site which really shows how versatile these shoes are.
Dzr….. Shoes that everybody who rides wants Now. from James Adamson on Vimeo.
Strasse
Kowloon
While out at interbike this year I got to meet the great people from DZR who were sharing a booth with Mission Workshop. DZR is the company that made the Rondel for Mission Workshop and they now have available multiple shoes for men and women! Each model is designed to work with 2 bolt spd type cleats or regular flat pedals. To use them with cleats there is a rectangular area on the bottom of the sole that needs to be removed. I purchased a pair of the DZR Strasse while out at interbike and installed the cleats last night. To remove the spd cover I simply cut around it with an exacto knife then it pops out revealing the bolt holes to mount your cleats. From here it is as simple as mounting cleats on any other cycling shoe. The whole process takes no longer than 5-10 minutes. We plan on having these in the shop soon so stop by to pre-order!
Here is the underside of the shoe with the cut out sole on the right, and two replaceable covers incase you decide to remove the cleats.
Puma is dropping some new cycling specific jammers. Looks like it’s aimed at the urban rider as it is not clipless compatible, but should work as a good fixed gear shoe. This one is said to be made to be extra durable, has a reflective element, and has a hard rubber outer sole. via Hypebeast
