Mountainbike & Roadbike – Minaki Mid II STX ist Testsieger unter den Winter-Bikeschuhen
Die Fachmagazine Mountainbike und Roadbike haben für ihr Ausgaben 11/2020 bzw. 01/2021 Winterschuhe für den Radsport getestet. Die Tester sind sich einig: Der VAUDE Minaki Mid II STX überzeugt besonders in den Kategorien Nässe- und Kälteschutz und holte sich mit seiner Gesamtperformance den ersten Platz unter den acht Modellen im Test.
Verglichen wurde er mit Schuhen von Shimano, Scott, Specialized, Fizik, Gaerne, 45NRTH und Bontrager. Die verschiedenen Modelle wurden in den Kategorien Komfort/Passform, Kälteschutz, Nässeschutz, Gehen und dem Ein-/Ausstieg getestet. Mit 92 von 100 Punkten erhielt der VAUDE Minaki Mid II STX die Bestnote „Überragend“ und holte sich so den Testsieg.
Das Fazit der Experten:
„Der massige VAUDE hält die Füße am wärmsten mit leicht schwitziger Isolierleistung. Er bietet zudem etwas Platz für eine mitteldicke Socke. Auch beim Gehen legt er eine überzeugende Vorstellung hin, rollt gleichermaßen sauber und rutschfest auch auf nassem Untergrund ab. Gutmütige, mittelbreite Passform mit breitem Vorfußbereich. Der Nässeschutz ist ebenfalls hoch, Nässe drang erst ab einer Tiefe von über 13cm in den Schuh. Beim Verschluss hat VAUDE sich für eine Kombination von Klettabdeckung und mittig auf dem Fußrücken sitzenden Boa entschieden. Dieser fixiert ohne Druckstellen.“
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