I wear a size 7.5 shoe and size 8 aerobic/cross training shoe. What size cycling shoe should I get?
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I usually wear an 8 or 8.5 in regular shoes and typically buy size 39 UK. However, most cycling shoes run small...l wear 40 so you would probably get 39 in these
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3 sizes more purchases.I am 4.5 in shoe and 5 in sports.7 buy shoes for spinning
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I wear 9.5 shoe, which is right on the edge of the medium sock, but they fit me perfectly. So definitely follow the size chart listed on the package. It's accurate. XS = 4 - 5.5 S = 6 - 7.5 M = 8 - 9.5 L = 10+
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I would go with a large. I wear an 8.5 and ordered a medium. I have a little less than a half inch to the edge
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I wear a 10.5 or 11 size shoe and the medium size ankle brace fit well. You may want a size larger.
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Hi, I wear an 8.5 shoe. My calves are med or slightly larger. I ordered the med/large and they were fine.
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There is no hard and fast rule for the proper size clips. Probably size "M" medium for your shoe size. I wear a man's size 10 and must use a Large, as an example. However, it all depends upon where the foot hits the pedal with shoes on. The ball of the foot must be directly over the pedal axle. If a medium toe clip will work.... However, if the shoe has a large build up in front of the toe, then a medium size might not work. The large clip is exactly 3 inches beyond the pedal cage and exactly 4 inches from the center of the pedal axle. Put your foot on the pedal and position the ball of your foot centered on the axle. Measure from the center of the pedal axle to the end of the toe box of the shoe, where it would hit the toe clip. If it falls short of 4 inches, then get the medium size, if it is around 4 or maybe a bit less, then try the large. On another topic.... When sitting in the normal position on the saddle, and the pedals horizontal to the ground, you should be able to drop a plumb line from the bony protusion at the side of the knee directly down to the center of the pedal axle. If the plumb line falls short of the axle, then move the saddle forward as far as needed. If it falls forward of the pedal axle, move the saddle back. This technique will allow the proper leverage for the muscles in the leg. It's not a precise science, so just get it as close as possible. To choose the right size of stem, once correctly positioned on the saddle and pedals, then just fall forward to the bars and note your position. If you feel strecthed out a bit, then go for a shorter stem--cramped, then try a longer one or use a swept back riser style bar and move it forward or backwards to obtain a comfortable fit. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask--I was the cycling coach, designer and builder of the bike ridden by the Women's World Triathlon Champion, and a two time World Record holder myself.
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Size small is for 5-6 woman's shoe. I would say medium is 7-8. I would suggest medium or large for you.
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I'm a size 8-8.5 and the mediums are a good fit. Not much extra room though so I would probably go for a large.
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I would get a medium, I wear a 8.5 and have a medium. They fit good, but could accommodate a bigger size
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Unless you can go to a sporting goods or cycling shop to try on different cycling shoes, which I highly suggest for the fit, you can google the international shoe size converter chart
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I bought the medium and they go to size 8. I wear 7.5 so they are a little big. You may want to go with large
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You should order the 7.0 to 8.0 size fine setup to accommodate a womens size 8.5.
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You may want to try a 41. Size 41 is exactly an 8.5, but 40 is an 8. So it's really up to you based on your foot. I would suggest giving the size 40 a shot if you wear 8.5's normally... Also, it kind of matters your REAL foot size. I wear size 13 in every other shoe, but wear size 47 Feiyues (a 12.5 exact). They fit perfect. Give the 40's a shot.
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I think you should order a large. I ordered the medium (which states 7.5-9) and wear a 8.5-9 shoe.
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Hopefully, this helps others as well. Different shoe companies have different sizing. However, the general rule is size T13 to 2.5 is XS; 3 to 4.5 is Small; 5 to 6.5 is Medium; 7 to 8.5 is ML; 9 to 10.5 is Large; 11 to 12.5 is XL; 13 to 14.5 is 2XL.
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I wear a women's size 7.5 and I got a medium. I would NOT want it any tighter so I would think you need a large. Hope this helps!
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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.