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Men's Specialized Taho shoes work groovy for me. Nice wide toebox, minimal stretching required.
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Thread: Wide Cycling Shoes?
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05-11-2007, 10:51 PM #1
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Wide Cycling Shoes?
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Anyone know of cycling shoes that tend to be wider in the toe box than most? Tonight I tried on some Pearl Izumi and Shimano, and they were both too small for me in the toe box. I like to have room to wiggle my toes!
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05-11-2007, 11:02 PM #2
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05-11-2007, 11:41 PM #3
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I got Womens Specialized Torch shoes. I have very wide feet, I usually have to get mens sizing in running shoes. These ones work perfectly for me and in fact, they might be a bit loose.
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05-12-2007, 05:57 AM #4
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Teigyr, that's just NOT FAIR!
I didn't know what the Torch looks like, so I just HAD to go to the Specialized.com web site to see, and what did I see there?
The Sonoma 2! Doggone it anyway, a bike shoe that's trying to be stylish, and it's cute! AND it's on close out! My only salvation is that there's no way I'd order the white, and they don't have the black in my size!
Oh yeah -- STP, I wear the Taho too -- and can even put thick socks on if I want to ! I think mine are women's. I've customized them some -- put longer, bright pink laces with silver glitter in them, cuz that reminds DH that they're not his!
Karen in Boise
