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DZR introduces limited release women’s SPD fashion boot

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DZR Zurich BootIn the wide world of cycling, cool SPD shoes is a misnomer. There are hundreds of shiny, neon colored, tap dance shoes available,  but the only company who seems to have slick kicks dialed is San Francisco based DZR.

So after addressing the dire state of cycling footwear chic for the everyman, the company has turned their vision towards female fashionistas. These full length Zurich boots, made of synthetic leather, are the first SPD compatible shoes of their kind. Only 50 pairs were made available at $199 a pop and it appears they sold out in a hurry!

Interested in a pair for yourself or a loved one? Let DZR know in our comments section.

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Ryan
Ryan
10 years ago

I’m still waiting for biker specific MTB shoes for men for those of us that ride flats. 5ten stuff looks atrocious to me since I’m not a teenager.

Larry
Larry
10 years ago

No. Seriously. No.

Topmounter
Topmounter
10 years ago

silly, but silly got them on bikerumor.com

Ellen
Ellen
10 years ago

PLEASE make me a pair DZR! I have loved these ever since I saw them, and they’ve been sold out since as well. Being a woman in the industry, I can tell you that although softer-soled casual shoes aren’t always as effective as a carbon-soled vented cycling shoes, there is an incredible market for them.

David
David
10 years ago

My wife wants a pair of these!

jakkz
jakkz
10 years ago

Totes interested in a pair of these cruelty free beauty boots! Sign me up!

DB4L
DB4L
10 years ago

Goose-step lessons extra?

JimmyZ
JimmyZ
10 years ago

I think that the cleats make these more appropriate for a sub to wear. Goose stepping would be more comfortable in jump boots. I’m thinking more towards suspension, dousing, maybe get two pairs and some old egg beaters, and stick a couple of girls together by their soles like lego minifigs.

Fabricio
Fabricio
10 years ago

@Ryan I own the 5.10 Minnar shoes, they are nice and looks like any pair of shoes, are comfortable in and out of the bike, the only complain is they are little heavy. Also I own the Giro, these are nice and comfortable but lighter than the 5.10. I ride these kind of shoes with a pair of Straitline AMP and the grip is very good.

Nick
Nick
10 years ago

As a dude, I’d love to do some Pro/1 criteriums rocking these bad boys.

Monica
10 years ago

Nice!! I’d try them!

Ventruck
Ventruck
10 years ago

I wouldn’t be surprised if only dudes bought the 50 pairs.

April
April
10 years ago

Yes. I would for sure take a pair!

Freddie
Freddie
10 years ago

Ooh! Yes please!

Naomi
10 years ago

I would love a pair as they are the perfect podium shoes.. only shoes I have seen to rival my Dr Martens 18 hole cherry reds!!..

Cass
Cass
10 years ago

I would rock these in the fall and winter for sure!

Patricia Toledo
Patricia Toledo
10 years ago

I’d love a pair of those! I also know some mountain biking hotties in Miami that would love them too! Hard Tail Honies need those boots!

LORI
LORI
10 years ago

YES!!!! I MUST HAVE A PAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These would be SO AWESOME to wear!! PLEASE make more!!! I would wear them in the Fall and Winter – and my friends would be jealous – and then want a pair!! : )))

Rebecca
Rebecca
10 years ago

ME!! ME! I SO WANT A PAIR!!! What fun, I love them!

BIKELEPTIC
10 years ago

I know this is an older article, but i was looking for something. @Ryan mentioned that he has trouble finding shoes since “he’s not a teenager.” I agree that sometimes the Chromes for instance are more sneaker-like. Have you seen http://www.quocpham.com ?? They have several dif types that are more formal, some looking kind of like (excuse my description) timberline-lumberjack shoes and others that are much more formal leathery dress shoes. I admit that online in the photos they kind of look like bowling shoes, but shoes don’t really photo well – and I’ve seen the at bike shops. Really swanky.

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