Comments on: Biomac Bio-MxC2 Road Shoes

By: guy smith

guy smith — Mon, 17 May 2010 05:16:29 +0000

i have used the shoes for a few years now. despite their ‘light’ construction mine are still performing as they did on the first day. the upper looks like crap but still functioning perfectly (no complicated bindings etc to go wrong?). I’ve crashed them and scraped them and still no problem. I added more protection to my sole early on so walking hasnt been an issue. the comfort is excellent, i think the cleat positioning helps in avoiding hotspots (never had one in these shoes). new pair just ordered so i can send the old ones back for new uppers (is that an option with any other maker?). I just tried a friends forefoot cleated shoe (to test his amazing new bike). Naturally, I’m conditioned but the traditional positioning just felt totally wrong. I cant explain all the science but it just feels right.

By: Heine, Götz

Heine, Götz — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 21:57:38 +0000

Sure,
send your data as described in the customizing section of my site and we’ll see whether we find a test pair or whether we’ll have to make a pair. Everything else can be sorted out via mail.
Kind regards,
Götz Heine

By: Mr. Hills

Mr. Hills — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:53:57 +0000

Hello Götz,
Thanks for speaking out. I appreciate you taking the time and can imagine the passion you have for these exciting shoes. Custom is something on every rider’s tongue today.

I would love to get my hands on a pair of these to try them out. There aren’t many around in the United States yet. Any chance you would be interested in submitting a pair for an in-depth and intimate review?

By: Götz Heine

Götz Heine — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 17:58:03 +0000

Hello Mr. Hill,
fit is no problem when you hand in appropriate data of your feet. Cleats can be placed wherever you want them to be mounted – ball-above and/or arch-above axle – your choice. The construction is not suspect for those who actually r i d e the shoes. As to be witnessed at this year’s RAAM where two of the three podium athletes happily accepted gpossible non-toxic glue lines and velcro straps which enclosed the foot without any pressure on joints and bones throughout almost 5oooKms.

By: Mr. Hills

Mr. Hills — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 06:18:08 +0000

Yeah, since I published this Cycling News article I have seen these shoes in person. They aren’t constructed quite as well as I expected for such a high price tag, but they are dope no doubt. Fun, crazy, special, cool shoes for sure.

By: DG

DG — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 23:03:37 +0000

“The construction of the Biomac shoes is suspect as well.”

No, it isn’t. Have you ever actually seen the shoes or are you just regurgitating something you read on the internet?