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    Sandals for cycling – Teva, Keen, Source, Shimano.. which ones to choose?

    by Ewcyna 23 July 2016
    written by Ewcyna

     

    The article is about my search for the perfect sandals for traveling by bicycle. Yep, sandals just because in the summer, when I go touring, I need my feet to "breathe"; so much has been written about cycling shoes, but not necessarily about sandals. I know, because I was looking more than once, not two .. (text update 2023 r.).

    At the beginning of my cycling adventures, that is a long time ago, a long time ago I did not pay much attention to shoes, I would put it on my feet, whatever I had at my disposal at the moment – anyway, there was not much choice. This is probably why I had the opportunity to find out over the years, what bothered me the most and consequently which features should have the perfect sandal I'm cycling in . Not everyone can, however, be tempted to go the long way, I decided, therefore, to gather in one place Tips, that might be useful to someone and shorten its / its exploration.

    I'll start with this, I can not ride in the indoor shoes, when it's warm or hot. My foot has to be well, my foot has to breathe – although catches dirt as you do not know what, but, but something for something.

    READ HERE O:

    • The perfect sandal for cycling tourism – necessary qualities
    • The search for the perfect sandal
    • Which sandal would I recommend for cycling?

    Sandal for cycling tourism – necessary qualities

    • 1. Number one is hard sole.

    Sole in the shoe for cycling must be hard enough, because then the surface pressure on the pedal during driving is distributed to the entire shoe sole and not only the contact area of ​​the foot pedal – the same pedal is effective, ride faster and your feet much less get tired. Too soft sole in the shoe while riding a bicycle is a tragedy. Foot feels pedal while driving, and when walking every stone on the ground. But, where we feel great walking along the sidewalk can be a curse traveling by bicycle. The result is our tired feet.

    Not without reason, shoes typically cycling or SPD (that is equipped with an attachment to a special shoe pedals) they have a very hard sole. Knowing, however, the magnitude of the advantages of SPD shoes do not take them bicycle trip. Why?

    shoes in (long) bicycle travel, they must be Universal. For me, it's a requirement. They're not just for driving, but also on a daily basis. Coming longer, ie. many weeks or months, we must reckon with the, it's a journey, not a bike trip. We want to come, visit and walk on SPDs (too long) no. You have to find a compromise, the shoe must be suitable for both riding and. several hours or several days exploring trekking.

    And this is one of the reasons, which I do not choose shoes SPD. Maybe I'm just not good at these blocks.

    • 2. Sandals should well stick to your feet and do not constrict.

    clear evidence. But to make it happen, striped sandals should be sufficiently wide, preferably on a washer, so that they don't stick to your feet, have padding on the joints there, where are the buckles. Another important thing – stripes They should not be pasted. The strap as a whole should be led through the bottom of the sole - this prevents their frequent tearing out at the joints with the sole of the sandal. As a result, we are left with a sandal hanging on the foot in the middle of the route and do what you want.

    Each used by me in recent years sandals (for last 10 years, "Marek," three models of sandals Jack Wolfskin, Karrimor one - model Aruba) ALWAYS appeared the problem – strap tore the soles of this or another place, after a few months or even a week. As the next to go as the legs do not hold? Being in Asia, or in the Middle East, fortunately, you have handyman street shoemakers at hand, who for the equivalent 2-3 PLN repair a torn strips sensational – puncturing the sole thin spikes in order to carry through it twine and sew a broken belt. I did it in China, Thailand and Oman and at my suggestion, that can use glue Chinese shoemaker looked at crazy. In the same way, moreover, as a shoemaker in Poland he looked like I asked, But that can prick but tried and sew strap. Sorry I do not have a photo that repaired during a trip to Asia sandals - I said goodbye to them as the sole wiped (sewing but do not let go).

    • 3. Sandal must be water resistant and the material, it is made to be fast drying

    For this reason, I disqualify leather shoes and shoes with a suede interior (for example,. most Ecco models).

    • 4. Very well is, in order to toe was covered, as it protects fingers (as it is most of the models of sandals from Keen). Unfortunately at higher temperatures, above 25 degrees is too hot for me in these type of shoes.
    • 5. Latest, but no less important.. would have been nice, that the shoe he didn't catch a bad smell, that is, it just didn't stink (despite washing:)

    SEARCHING FOR IDEAL Sandal

    Bullets so the above features (good quality of materials and workmanship, I think the obvious things) I started looking. It wasn't easy.

    Before leaving for Asia, which fall 2013 I bought sandals Keen Whisper and I use them extensively today (*adnotacja to 2021 – because a friend's dog took care of the heel of the shoe, I decided to buy the same model, but second hand using Vinted #nowaste). I love these shoes pure love – are close to ideal. The sole is in the same time - hard enough, not too thick, shoes are light and airy and the transition after a stony creek and splash their feet are not afraid because they dry quickly. For this annoying faint smell, How often comes out of the shoe is not a problem here because it almost does not exist (in Karrimorach unfortunately it was not to launder). Strap on the back of the heel a little bit I rubbed, but the whole with intensive use remains exemplary.

    Keen-Whisper_side

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    And here I could end my search, but unfortunately my problem is, that I have a very low tolerance for temperature changes and I have to adjust my clothes accordingly. Keen sandals are very breathable, but at temperatures above ca. 25 degrees covering your finger does, and I'm already in those shoes too hot.. Hot South - East Asia is not suitable. I remember, that when I flew to hot Bangkok from the cold November South Korea, I decided to leave some things in Bangkok and leave myself only one pair of shoes – I just chose Keena. How many times did I then stops in Laos or China, so for a while, remove your foot from the shoe and give them a break? Therefore, well - I need I also typical open sandal. Yep, wożę two pairs. Let me add, that now, i.e.. in 2020 Keen already makes models of sandals, which are completely exposed.

    I was looking for sandals with open fingers in the spring 2016 roku. Having reworked three Jack Wolfskin sandals and one Karrimor Aruba in previous years I decided not to come back to them. Execution of shoes very deteriorated looks like a typical MADE IN CHINA which unfortunately can be seen at first glance - eg. get dirty glue, stink. In each of the previously used model I had problems with pulling the strips which made, that narrowed the search for shoes with a strap carried by the sole, not sewn / pasted on.

    On the battlefield were sandals Company Teva and Source. This proven companies that produce high-quality footwear. High quality requires a high price, but the fact, that the price of more than 400 PLN sandals Source Gobi was for me not to swallow. They also felt a bit too heavy to me. Teva sandals are a bit cheaper, but courtesy of got them to the test.

    Model sandals Teva Terra Fi 4 I chose, I met all the above criteria. Simple, holding up well not only legs, but also the base model sandal with a thick, respectively hard and additionally profiled sole and heel makes for an increase, that the leg fits in perfectly shoe, but although planning on foot about two weeks. Fact, It does not look like it can super sexy, but no not this, after all we want - in terms of comfort and durability. Belts as provided by the manufacturer are not pasted, and the materials are fast drying what I had the opportunity to test. also important, with they can be adjusted in three places.

    earth fi 4

    the view

    Disadvantages? Sandals are quite heavy.

    With the other stuff - I do not like, that turnips are in light blue - very easy to get dirty. May have to be black.

    I am thus ended my search for the perfect sandal? for now, but I hope, that once created a model which is a combination of the above – Keen would sole-bars and a Teva.

    **July 2018 update

    I update the text after two years of use Teva sandals Fi 4. Szacuję, with during that time I had them on my feet for a minimum of 400 days. I drove them in Athens route - in Poland 2016 r. (3 months) and almost the entire Silk Road from China until now, i.e. Armenia, that is 11 months, because most of the weather I had no shoes and sandals covered. It's a lot.

    How is my shoes? Generally very well. Sole put together to the foot, bars not broke. Velcro hold. Shoes not caught odor.

    However, the, especially in one shoe, the sole of the midfoot has worn out and started to crack. It looks like:

    Teva Terra Fi4

    Especially shoes got into the bone at the base with a sharp stone in Oman and Iran. There is, moreover, also used up very quickly and made my tire life cycle otherwise very good quality, so probably in another area pożyłyby much longer.

    Because I fear, that through this crack the sandals will not last until the end of the summer season that has just begun, I decided to look around for others. And again I came to my rescue distributor Teva giving to the test and use the new model, ie. W'S Teva Terra-Float 2 Universal. Novelty.

    A little difficult to order shoes without being able to try them, but fortunately, assuming the new legs, a similar but slightly different model breathed a sigh of relief - the shoes fit!

    sandal Teva Women's Terra Float 2 Universal WS
    Teva Terra Float 2 Universal WS

    What is the difference between these two models? In fact, mainly soles. As mentioned model Teva Terra Fi 4 (now there is the Fi5 model) It has a thick, tread, stable, but also quite heavy sole insert antishock, Teva model Float 2 Universal is quite flat, It treads lightly but significantly lighter and fortunately rigid. Minus – maybe they are a bit too urban.

    Teva sandals for women
    Teva sandals sole WS
    Teva Terra WS Fi4, your Float 2 Universal WS

    New sandals are basically the same, simple and proven system that strips, and Teva Float 2 Universal behind the heel are not regulated. In fact, it started to disturb me a little, when sprained foot bandaged and I had to push in the sandal – otherwise I not see the difference. Buckles connecting strips are rebasing, What is also important, because they do not digging into his leg. No i model Float 2 is a lot lighter.

    *Update year 2023 – I used the sandals intensively and did not catch the unpleasant smell. They are doing well, they did not fall apart. I did not have a transitional period, sandal when it adjusts to the foot and often it obciera- I put them on foot and was immediately comfortable. I prefer Teva Fi though.

    Which sandal would I recommend for cycling?

    Hard to say, brands are introducing new models and there is plenty to choose from – na pewno jednak zawsze szukałabym wśród dobrych marek Keen, Teva, Source. No i są też sandały Shimano (widziałam tylko modele męskie, duże rozmiary). Definitely worth investing in a good but not so, which fails us somewhere on the road. Who likes what, important, to feel as comfortable as possible.

    Want more reviews? Here discussion podrózerowerowe.info.)

    And what are your experiences?

    successful years, successful expeditions, and hopefully the weather favored sandals!

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    Keen Salomon bike sandals
    And here's my old one – new shoes – Salomon i Keen – I found the same models on the Vinted portal. Nie lubię przepłacać 🙂

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This beautiful 27-kilometer cycle path overlooking the sea was built on an old railway track - it connects San Lorenzo al Mare and Ospedaletti, just by the French border, breathing new life into the historic railway route between Imperia and Ventimiglia.
There’s something incredibly calming about riding along a quiet, peaceful trail, with the sound of the sea on one side and the mountains on the other. No distractions—just you, the open road, and the warm Mediterranean breeze.
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I've spent 1,5 months in northern Italy this year, making loops and coming back.. saw just road bikers and ebike cyclists so my luggage, which as you know is my home, was a reason for some to stop me and chat.

What 's the most beautiful cycling route in Italy? The Lunga via delle Dolomiti – Great Dolomite Trail, without a doubt! 
It is one of the most rewarding two-wheeled crossings of the entire Alpine arc: you pedal surrounded by some of the peaks recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. The itinerary follows the route of the railway built during the First World War and decommissioned in the 60ies. 
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The #Valsugana cycle path between #Trentino and Ve The #Valsugana cycle path between #Trentino and Veneto provinces was one of my favorites when cycling Italy this year. I came back there twice. It connects Lake Caldonazzo with Bassano del Grappa - it's mostly separated from traffic, 80 km long ciclovia along Brenta river, which originates right here from the lakes of Levico and Caldonazzo and then flows into the Venice lagoon after 175 km. It has always been an important communication route from the mountains to the sea, the Adriatic, the Via Claudia Augusta Altinate, a place of passage and meeting between the Germanic and Latin peoples. It forms one branch of #viaclaudiaaugusta cycle path. You can get there easily by local train but beware - the path is blocked close to Cismon by fallen rocks and the best way to pass is yes, taking a train. 
Due to great quality you can just speed up but the best is to stop and enjoy the small towns you pass by - like #Bassano del Grappa or #Valstagna. The views in the valley are breathing. 
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This year I've spent 5 months exploring Italy by b This year I've spent 5 months exploring Italy by bicycle. Not bad, huh? Cycled partly or fully more than 30 routes in most provinces. It's hard to say which one I've enjoyed most.. definitely though the rule that it's the hills or mountains that do the job in the landscape (while you do the job pushing) applies everywhere. It was my first time in the Dolomites and the beauty around was breathtaking. 
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When I thought nothing can beat Sicily (joke) I'm in When I thought nothing can beat Sicily (joke) I directed my two wheels to the Calabria mountains. I've had it in mind for a long time but attempted with a lot of worry if I manage to cycle (and push through) at least a bit of 545 km Calabria Parks Cycle Route - Calabria Parks Cycle Route that crosses 4 national parks on top of the hills. The reason is - I love nature and silence and even though the coast is spectacular, you share road with many cars. Not my thing at all. 
But The Parks Cycle Path is difficult. Requires lots of effort. More than 12000 metres of climbing but yes, descending too. Oh man!! 
But you know what.. I don't need to be quick. Most days I've cycled like 40 km a day. I've done some detours and completed some 70-80 % of the length - jeez, I don't remember when I pushed that hard. Rewarded with serene forests, plains, meadows, silence though. Great people that are both surprised and happy to see a foreigner in their villages. 
Met very few cyclists but maybe not a season yet. All of them bikepack, I have been the only one (very) fully loaded. Maybe the first Polish cyclist here? 
Today I will (most probably) cycle down to the coast but already planning detouring Inland of Italian boot when following north. That's when authenticity is. 
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Central Sicily. Loneliness, sweat, fierce wind and Central Sicily. Loneliness, sweat, fierce wind and unbelievable beauty. Thank you God for places like this.
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..Want to spend a pleasant relaxing day, enjoying ..Want to spend a pleasant relaxing day, enjoying the peace and beauty that the landscapes of Western Sicily offer? the Marsala cycle path is what you are looking for!..
That's how the typical commercial would start but in this case I would second that. It wasn't even marked on my app (shame mapy.cz) so came with a surprise when I was cycling along the coast from Marsala to Trapani in western Sicily. The Stagnone cycle path is about 8 km long, but as it crosses the evocative landscape of the saline with its windmills, to multicolored tanks and the pretty islands of the Stagnone lagoon is to me one of the most beautiful cycling itineraries in Italy. And in April it was absolutely quiet. If it was a bit later in a year I would add a nice bath in the shallow water of lagoon having tens of flying kite's in view. Go there, especially at sunset!
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Guess where was I the previous weekend?!! Yes! Guess where was I the previous weekend?!!  Yes!  - in Bologna, at the CYCLING TOURISM fair, i.e. Fiera del Cicloturismo!

I came there (flew) looking for Italian cycling inspirations, but also the desire to meet people who have a similar passion, take advantage of workshops and lectures.  I was very tempted to come here - for myself, but also for you. I don't know if I told you that I want to spend the next few weeks traveling around Italy to create a knowledge base about bicycle routes in this beautiful country?  So I say 🙃.

By a thousand coincidences I managed to get there and then I got lost seeing the endless options.. I've seen a lot in Italy, I've ridden many routes and beyond, but I didn't expect to see - on paper and virtually - such an offer for two-wheel travel enthusiasts.  Each region has several, a dozen, several dozen bicycle routes, of which I want to select the most important ones.  I also acquired some practical information  that will be useful to Poles.

Companies producing bicycles and organizing trips, as well as representatives of several foreign destinations, unfortunately without Poland, were also present at the fair.  What's more, probably the most important thing - lots of workshops on every topic you need, lectures, prizes - including separate prizes for women. 

See at least a little of it in the photos.  I would love to have a similar event in Poland!
Cycle tourism fair - thank you for a great event.  It was worth it!
My bicycle and luggage was waiting for me near Marsala in Sicily, from where I went to traverse the island, but more about what happened earlier and later in the next episodes - usually on Ewcyna Facebook though. 
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