Wanted: Ladies spd shoes size 4

Posted on Thu 27th, February 2014

• #1

biarittz

For me sister if anyone has any? Preferably MTB types for easy walking

fanks
• #2

Charlieelise

I have a pair of size 4 Lakes bmx/mtb shoes which may suit? Haven't worn them much. They look like lace up Vans and are by far the easiest to walk in SPD shoes I've ever seen or tried. They'd be good for commuting or c2c. Would come with cleats. Can provide pics.
• #3

biarittz

Thanks for the reply.

I have now been told that they must be white! Fussy! :-)

Are the Lakes white?
• #4

Charlieelise

Noooo! Ha. Never mind. Most mtb shoes aren't white mind so far as I can tell. Mud etc. Road shoes yes. Anyway I always get mine in sales as a size 4 is smaller than average. Good luck!
• #5

biarittz

many thanks

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