The Scotts are lightweight at 587g a pair and truly slippery, in the carpet sense. The thin but light nylon-and-fibreglass sole provides good pedalling efficiency; it has one large air intake under the toes but remains surprisingly stiff.
A roomy toe box and soft upper combine with a comfortable heel and good insole to make these shoes feel barely there. The thin tongue, padded in the right places, and three well-positioned straps keep things secure, and the fit, although quite long, is excellent and well ventilated. For lovers of light, lively shoes, for the money these are hard to beat.
This article was originally published in Cycling Plus magazine
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