My 5 year old Adidas cycling shoes finally gave out, the strap broke. My size was 43 1/3. I found some Giro shoes I like online, the only have 43 or 44. Which Should I go with, is it better to be a little big or small?
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It's better to be neither big nor small as both can cause issues when riding. I'd recommend trying on shoes in stores, as that's the only guaranteed way to assure fit. Giro has increased its presence in bike stores, so you could very well find some to try on. The next best option would be to call Giro and see if they would recommend a size if you sent them tracings of your feet. I'll fitting shoes can make for a miserable ride.
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in cycling different shoes brand have different lasts unfortunately
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