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  1. #1
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    For my road bike, I have (men's) Nike Poggio II's. At first, I didn't really like them, as they seemed to rub just under my ankle bone on the inside. But they seem to have "broken in" and now I think they're fine. Very lightweight - full carbon sole (very stiff). And, well, the silver matches my bike!
    I'd probably rate them an 7.5 or 8 out of 10.
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    Specialized carbon

    Great for narrow heels/ankles

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    Quote Originally Posted by aicabsolut View Post
    Specialized carbon

    Great for narrow heels/ankles
    Love these shoes. I thought I had narrow feet, but the SIDIs seemed a bit TOO narrow for me.

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    I wear size 9.5 and have narrow feet, especially my heel. I love my Sidi Genius road shoes (size 42.5) They feel like they were made just for my feet. I have a very difficult time finding non-biking shoes that fit me so I couldn't believe how easy it was to find biking shoes that fit perfectly. I also have the Sidi winter boot (size 43). With two pairs of socks they fit pretty well.

    Love my Sidi's.

    Carol

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    I have a pair of Nike Ventoux II that I got on clearance. I didn't like them at first, but after I broke them in (Nikes run a little small, and my feet are a bit wide at the balls), they're great. I have SPD cleats in them right now, but I'm hoping to upgrade to SPD-SLs or Looks at some point. And I do get the duck walk. I also have a pair of Shimano that are great for walking, but they are a little big for me now and I'm afraid my foot's going to fly out when I'm on the bike.

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    Love my sidi's. The specialized are too big in the heel for me. s

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    Quote Originally Posted by stacie View Post
    Love my sidi's. The specialized are too big in the heel for me. s
    I also tried specialized and found them too large in the heel area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derf View Post
    I also tried specialized and found them too large in the heel area.
    That's surprising to me. My heels and ankles are what give me problems with most shoes. I do have the road shoes with the neoprene sock liners (the synthetic leather ones, which I have for spin shoes, get stiff after you get them sweaty), and they are very comfy and snug.

    I think I need more room in the toe box than Sidis provide.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aicabsolut View Post
    That's surprising to me. My heels and ankles are what give me problems with most shoes. I do have the road shoes with the neoprene sock liners (the synthetic leather ones, which I have for spin shoes, get stiff after you get them sweaty), and they are very comfy and snug.

    I think I need more room in the toe box than Sidis provide.
    Yeah, they just felt very "slippy" in the heel area. Too bad cause I really liked them otherwise.

 

 

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