Shoe Sizing
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Shoe Sizing
I'm watching a pair of shoes on e-bay, thinking about buying them.
They are sized as 47. I generally where a size 12.5 and some of my previous cycling shoes are 46, they were a little snug.
From the conversion charts I've looked at it seems I'm somewhere between a 46 and a 47.
Anyone think the 47's will be too large**********
Thanks.
They are sized as 47. I generally where a size 12.5 and some of my previous cycling shoes are 46, they were a little snug.
From the conversion charts I've looked at it seems I'm somewhere between a 46 and a 47.
Anyone think the 47's will be too large**********
Thanks.
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If you are going to buy online, make sure you buy from a place that allows you to return the shoes. That way, the most you can lose is the shipping.
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Every cycling shoe I've put on ran small, and I have narrow feet. I wear a "10 C" in a street shoe. If I buy a cycling shoe, I look on the conversion chart for something that equals an 11. And, even then, by the end of two or three hours of riding, they feel tight.
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Originally Posted by TarmacRider
Anyone think the 47's will be too large**********
Thanks.