On Monday, August 28, 2023 at 8:08:28 PM UTC-5 Kurt Henry wrote:
The first is a pair of 45 Lakes alongside a pair of size 11 Lems Primal
Zen (?). Lems widest last (which these are) has a HUGE toe box, so keep
that in mind.
I love my Primal Zen shoes. They're my main biking shoes these days.
I've really been enjoying my Specialized 2FO shoes for around town. Fit is
forgiving and the insole supports well.
Smitty in DC
On Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 7:24:09 PM UTC-7 J wrote:
> Forgot the profile. Specialized Recon ADV
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> On Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 10:21:35 PM UTC-4 J wrote:
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Try on a pair of specialized recon 1.0. I have similarly wide feet and my
recons feel great.
I ordered a batch from Competitive Cyclist. Shipped all but 1 back. Easier than ordering/returning and repeating, but it was an interesting credit card bill. TedOn Aug 21, 2023, at 11:18 AM, 'Kurt Henry' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:Ted, maybe I should reconsider Sidis? I had a pair 15+ years ago
I'll 2nd the Five Ten Freeriders as being pretty wide for a standard width
shoe but they are not " proper cycling shoes I mean something that takes a
cleat " as Eric specified. There are plenty of wide fitting flat pedal
shoes that one could wear on a bike. We're looking for something
Hi,
I have wide feet too. I have the Adidas Five Ten Freerider Pros for
bike-riding and they are the best cycling sneaker I have ever had.
Wide shoes are still surprisingly hard to find. I also really love my
Danner boots and Rancourt shoes, both in wide sizes and made in the USA.
Michael
I have 10.5 feet. Ducks follow me around as if I'm their leader.
Birkenstocks fit me well, but otherwise, I have to seek out wide-specific
shoes. I can also stand on one foot until I'm tired or bored, so super wide
feet do have their advantages!
I'm in the process of getting the last few
Ted, maybe I should reconsider Sidis? I had a pair 15+ years ago that I
never gelled with. My feet have changed since, so I should be open
minded. The great part is that availability is about to become less of an
issue. QBP has picked up distribution: QBP takes over US distribution of
I started with the Lakes, which are very good. But after some trial and
error (and a spat of ordering 7 different shoes shipped to home and
returning 6), I’ve settled on the Sidi’s. Not the classic leather look by
any stretch, but wider than the widest Lake’s by my feet and feel.
Pluses for
Thanks for the notes, everyone.
Ted: By proper cycling shoes I mean something that takes a cleat and lets
you fit your big old EEE in there comfortably. I haven't tried any clipless
pedals but I've been curious. Part of my research has been seeking out an
appropriate shoe. Watching your foot
On Sunday, August 20, 2023 at 3:30:12 PM UTC-5 eric...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there any proper cycling shoes out there that accommodate serious
width?
Thanks for jumping to a new thread ... I probably should have done that,
myself.
Should we start with a definition of "proper cycling shoes"
Eric, I've recently been on a similar search. My feet are wide, though not
overly so. The bigger issue for me is that after a few years of wearing
exclusively foot-shaped shoes, such as Birkenstocks, Lems, and Altras, and
wearing Correct Toes to help with Morton's Neuroma, my feet won't
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