I have wide feet (8.5 4E US size). Will these work? Does anyone know if there are cycling shoes out there made in widths?
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I bought a size 47 and normally wear a size 11 shoe (11.5 sneakers) with D width. Don't see how somebody with an EEEE width could wear these. In consideration that you will be spending a lot of time in your shoes, my suggestion is that you go to a local bicycling shop and get properly fitted. You'll be happy that you did.
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I have a wide foot and they fit just about perfectly, so if your foot is narrow you might have more wiggle room.
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It depends on how tall you are. I would go to a local bike store in your area and see what size fits you and order that size as it is standard like shoes.
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I'm not sure a wide width would fit in the shoe. I think a regular normal width would fit great. If there's anyway you could try them on somewhere that might be to your advantage
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Yes I think they would work for wide feet. I have very narrow small feet. I usually wear a size 6 and I ordered a 7. They fit well however run small.
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I agree with B.W. these are a tight fit for width. I got a large and i have size 11.5 and these were hard to get on.
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I have a quite narrow foot so they are fairly loose on me width wise, plus they are flexible, so they may work for a wide fit. Best to contact the Sloggers company directly and ask though before ordering a pair.
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I wear size 14 shoes and the running shoes I use to ride my Lifecycle are big and bulky. Should be no problem. You need to check what you are purchasing. I thought I was buying the straps only. Unfortunately, it was a replacement pedal and strap. I took the strap off the pedal and they work great. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have custom orthotics and they work just fine. I wear a women's size 9 narrow shoe and bought a medium Adjust-a-Heel Lift. I needed to trim it since it was too wide for my shoe. This size might work prefectly for a wide shoe, however.
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No my shoes are wide work fine. My friend borrowed them he wears reg size also worked fine
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I bought an 8 which is my shoe size and I have a wide foot. I would probably say try an 8 1/2 to start.
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I am a size 10. Actually a little less but have always bought 10`s.When I bought mine all they had were 10,narrows. I have wide feet and gambled(there under 25 bucks) on the width. They have been perfect in the snow and rain, again one of the better online if not best purchases I hve made and I buy all the time from Amazon.
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I think it depends more on how wide your foot is, but either will probably work. I have a wide foot, skinny long toes, size 7.5/8, and I got a small. I probably could have gone with an extra small.
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Hello, I wear a size 8.5 and bought a small and thought I would have to return them but did not have to. They actually stretch a little after you snug the toes in. I hope this helps you because I don't know if you have a wide foot or not. i think a large should work for you
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I am a size 8 regular width, and the Shimano 40 fit perfect. The Velcro straps are adjustable to your width size. I would say give it a shot. The toe box is not narrow at all.
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43. You want size bigger than you wear for cycling shoes. They don't flex like regular shoes. Our feet flatten & spread out a bit
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I have the wide loops ( I am female, size 10 shoe) and they fit fine. I think the narrow ones would not do the job. My toes do not "stay" straightened when I take them off, but my hope is that they may straighten a bit with continued use. I only wear them at night. I do not have hammer toe, but a bone defect that causes my toes to go off to the side rather than straight out from my foot. I don't wear them regularly, so cannot attest to how well they are doing. My toes have not straightened with the limited use of them.