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  1. #1
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    cycling shoes for extra small feet

    My apologies if this belongs in another forum, such as gear, but I wanted to get as much input as I could from women in the know. I figured if anyone knew the solution to this dilemma, someone here would.

    Has anyone had any success finding cycling shoes in the 34-35 range? Size 36 seems to be the smallest anyone makes, as far as I could find.

    Thank you

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    shoe sizes

    i think they run very small - i take a 36 in regular shoes but a 38 in cycling shoes and they are not at all loose-- have you tried any shoes on in size 37 or 38, or are you just looking online? my friends all take a couple of sizes higher than their regular shoe size in cycling shoes also...

  3. #3
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    I second that. I took one size larger when ordered the shoes online. It's already too fit. Probably two size larger may be OK with me.

    Maybe you can try #36.

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    I agree with the other posters. My euro size in street shoes is 39, in most cycling shoes is 40, and in Sidi cycling shoes is 41. I'd try a few things on- you may be pleasantly surprised to find that a 36 fits!

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    Some brands have varied widths as well...if that helps at all.

    I have seen children around here in nice cycling shoes, have you looked into childrens sizing?

    I had to send Sidi a letter asking if they had a crash replacement policy (hubby had to have his brand new shoe (a week old ) CUT off of his foot in a mtb accident.) They were very nice and prompt with a reply...call them and any other brand you have interest in. I personally like Shimano cause I have a fat, short foot and they fit nice! (size 36) I wear a 6 in a running shoe

    Good Luck
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    a lot of the bmx kids clip in, and those shoes go down to a size 1 which I believe is like a 33. If you dont mind wearing a mountain type shoe check out the Fly racing talon II. Also a company called THE is coming out with a shoe called the little clipper. It's silver and black and look very nice. Those are only available in smaller sizes.
    Good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by bouncybouncy View Post
    I had to send Sidi a letter asking if they had a crash replacement policy (hubby had to have his brand new shoe (a week old ) CUT off of his foot in a mtb accident.)
    At least they didn't have to cut off his foot which is how I read this at first. Man I need a nap!
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    I bet a 36 would work for you.
    I wear a size 4 (US size) in women's dress shoes.
    But I wear a 36 in biking shoes...remember you feet will swell. And they are stiff shoes and I swear run small! I am in specialized. I used to wear nike.
    I wear a 6.5 in runnign shoes...talk about needing some room.
    So luckily in the athletic world I am in the normal size range!

    So give it a try.....
    katluvr

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    I 5th or 6th Sidis. I can't say their smallest size, but I actually needed larger than the largest they make for women. I don't remember the length, but I'm a women's 10 in regular people shoe terms. So, I had to get a men's. But the reason I got Sidis is because I have an extremely narrow foot and I was swimming in my Shimanos. Sidis fit nice and snugly around your foot and can be tightened or loosened in that regard.
    GO RIDE YOUR BIKE!!!

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    Trek store in Columbus, Ohio had a table of clearance Nike shoes for $10 each. Most all were 35 with a couple 36 womens. Had at least one carbon sole road shoe ($199 list). Give them a call I bet they would ship to you.

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    Wow, thank you so much for all the responses.
    The shoes are not for me, but for a friend.
    I have e-mailed her a link to this thread and hopefully she will have luck following some of the leads you have suggested.

 

 

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