Been thinking about this for a while, and I gotta get new shoes. I just didn't want to admit it. My feet fall asleep on rides so painfully that it's making me stop before I'm ready. Pain was so bad I let out a little yelp when I took off my shoes after my last ride.
Any gals here with wider feet? What road cycling shoes do you use? I wear normal width in running shoes (size equivalent of a 42), but I think my cycling shoes are a 43 and they're so cramped in the toes. I don't even think you can *find* women-specific cycling shoes larger than a 43 (although if they were wider than the ones I have now, they might fit).
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12-27-2006, 05:40 PM #1
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Cycling shoes for wider feet
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