Cycling Sandals, Help Please
I was thinking about trying to buy some cylcing sandals this season. I managed pretty well with my pearl izumi shoes last season, so it's not a high priority and I am trying to avoid paying full price for them.
Performance Bike doesn't have any sandals available right now, I'm a member with them so if I have to pay full price somewhere, I'd rather do it there so that I can rack up points.
Nashbar.com has a few sandals available.
http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...untain%20Shoes
Now here's a great deal and I believe that the LAke brand is pretty popular. However, my cycling shoes are 41.5 and these aren't.
http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...untain%20Shoes
I wonder if these shoes would be okay. They are NAshbar's, and they're affordable... But if they're horribly uncomfortable then I don't want to bother with those at all. Everybody that I've seen has Shimano.
http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...untain%20Shoes
Does anyone have a thought on this? Thank you in advance for your advice!!
Size Question on the Shimano Sandals
I need to ask a follow-up question to this thread.
Today the temperatures were in the 90s and my feet got really hot, so hot that the discomfort and pain made me cut my ride short, which annoyed me considerably. So I don't care how "Fred" cycling sandals are, I am going to get some so that my feet remain cool on the hot summer days.
I am looking at the Shimano sandals, and then at the size chart, and like it has been mentioned, the size comparison is given against mens' sizes. I wear a Euro 40 in Sanita clogs and Birkenstock sandals, which I believe are a "wide" versus a "medium" in width. Is the Euro 40 comparable to a size 40 for these sandals? Otherwise I don't have a clue as to which size to order.
Darcy