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The Muc-Off Premium Bike Shoe Brush has synthetic PP bristles that easily get rid of grime and mud
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In The Shoe (ITS) Wedges provide 1.5 degrees of inward angulation (aka “varus”) in cycling shoes that have ample room in the forefoot area. They are often used in conjunction with Cleat Wedges or as a quick way of determining if inward or outward forefoot tilt or canting exists.
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In The Shoe (ITS) Wedges provide 1.5 degrees of inward angulation (aka “varus”) in cycling shoes that have ample room in the forefoot area. They are often used in conjunction with Cleat Wedges or as a quick way of determining if inward or outward forefoot tilt or canting exists.
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This low profile, high volume insole gives a customized fit without baking or casting. The integrated memory foam layer molds to the foot and provides great support.
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In The Shoe (ITS) Wedges provide 1.5 degrees of inward angulation (aka “varus”) in cycling shoes that have ample room in the forefoot area. They are often used in conjunction with Cleat Wedges or as a quick way of determining if inward or outward forefoot tilt or canting exists.
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