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  1. Hi,

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones
    and there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long
    feet. Do any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    Thanks,

    Brian

  2. Brian Pauley said:

    Hi,

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones
    and there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long
    feet. Do any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    Shimano and Nike shoes seem to run narrow.

    Bill "err, SPIN 'N MASH narrow" S.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones
    and there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long
    feet. Do any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    I just bought a pair of Sidi Genius 4 road shoes in the narrow fitting. They
    come in three widths. Some stores carry the narrow fitting and some don't.
    But they are the only narrow shoe I have found. And, for me, they are a
    perfect fit.

  4. Brian Pauley said:

    Hi,

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones and
    there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long feet. Do
    any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    Thanks,

    Brian

    I recently got a pair of the cheapo Nashbar road shoes (made by Lake) and
    they fit my narrow feet great. $32 if they're still on sale.

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones
    and there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long
    feet. Do any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    I just bought a pair of Sidi Genius 4 road shoes in the narrow fitting.


    They

    Quoted message said:

    come in three widths. Some stores carry the narrow fitting and some don't.
    But they are the only narrow shoe I have found. And, for me, they are a
    perfect fit.

    I have a narrow foot, but found the normal Sidi G4 do fit fine, so the
    narrows must be VERY narrow.

    HTH

  6. I have similar feet, and my Nike's fit really well. Sidi normal width was
    too wide, and my LBS doesn't carry narrow.

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    Eric Gunnerson

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    Quoted message said:
    Brian Pauley said:

    Hi,

    I need new cycling shoes. It's been awhile since I bought new ones
    and there are many new brands out there. I have very narrow, long
    feet. Do any of you know which brands run narrow, or come in widths?

    Shimano and Nike shoes seem to run narrow.

    Bill "err, SPIN 'N MASH narrow" S.

  7. Quoted message said:

    I have similar feet, and my Nike's fit really well. Sidi normal width was
    too wide, and my LBS doesn't carry narrow.

    Particularly the older ones. I have some Nike Poggios (not Poggio IIs) that
    almost fit my 11.5 AA feet (I still had to have the straps modified;
    otherwise, the strap pulled so far over that the velcro was no longer making
    contact).

    Unfortunately for you & I, the newer Nikes are considerably wider. Overall
    that's a good thing, as they fit far more people. Just doesn't do me (or
    you) any good.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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