Quote Originally Posted by indysteel View Post
I have Keo Sprint pedals on my road bike. Slight learning curve with the pedals, but they're pretty easy to use once you get used to clipless. I like the larger "platform" of the Keos and the grey cleats have enough float for me (Keo red cleats have more; Keo black cleats have none).

I have Sidi Zeta Mesh road shoes. They're a well-made shoe, but as another poster mentioned, they have a relatively narrow toe box. Sometimes my right toes feel a little "twisted" because of it. Also, I agree that their sizing runs a bit small.
I have Keo Sprints. I use the red cleats though. I agree with the 'learning curve' but I really like them. Only downside is that with road shoes those cleats are slippery when you stop at a red light!

I have had a couple pairs of Specialized road shoes (one cheap pair for spinning and a nice mid-price carbon pair for the road bike), and they're great. I've got narrow ankles, and these fit the best in the heel. Especially the carbon shoes which have a neoprene sockliner. The women's shoes get a little narrow in the toebox. The men's shoes aren't too big, but roomy enough for orthotics if that's an issue for you. (that's what I use for spinning).

I really like the different arch support inserts you can get for Specialized shoes too.