FreddyV

Right now I'm using SH-R062's from Shimano. They feel quite tight (mostly in width) though, especially during winter when I'm using thicker socks.

What shoes do you guys recommend that are just a bit wider?

urbanknight

Specialized, Carnac, Time, Sidi Mega. I've also heard DMT are pretty wide.

Carbon Unit

Shimano also makes wide shoes. However, it is only available in their two most expensive shoes.

Nachoman

Sidi makes a wide. I believe it's called the "mega".

Namenda

In US sizing, I'm generally a 12E. A sidi 47 fits me well length-wise, a bit snug width-wise, can be uncomfortable after a few hours of riding due to foot swelling. The Sidi mega, however, was waaay too wide for me, like my feet were swimming in them. Diadoras run a bit wider than regular Sidi, I have a pair of Ergo Carbons I wear in bad weather, no discomfort. My most recent pair of shoes are Lake cx330-c. Absolutely the most comfortable cycling shoe I've ever had the pleasure to put on my feet. A nice stiff sole, soft "kangaroo" leather upper, Boa lacing that I can adjust on the fly...I love these shoes. Got them from Sun & Ski for $150, best money I ever spent on cycling crap.

Shoes to avoid for those with a wide foot...Adidas. I received a pair as a gift, and they run super-narrow. Don't know if they offer a wide width, or even if they offer cycling shoes at all, anymore.

Homebrew01

I bought Garneau Ergo-Air because they had a bit more room in the toe area compared to my previous shoes. Not sure how their over-all width compares to others.

RoboChrist

Specialized bg. I would try a cheaper solution first: go back to the cycling socks and buy over booties for your shimanos.

late

Lake makes wide cycling shoes.

Pearl Izumi's best bootie is pretty good.

diverguy

Nashbar turned me onto Lake's and I agree they are well made, very comfortable on wide feet (Mine are 2E/4E), and reasonably priced. Worth looking into.

SpinDr

I went from Diadora to Spesh bg and haven't looked back. The Spesh have a really nice spacious toe box.

skol

Diadora Carbon Ergo's big toe box - can be found cheap online

homebody146

I'm 11.5 EEEE and sidi's mega work for me

bigtea

+1 on Sidi...the only Euro shoe company to realize that there are big footed people elsewhere in the world and create products for them.

DScott

For me, regular Sidi's were too tight, but I found the Sidi mega's were wider along the entire length of the shoe. As a result, they felt loose towards the back of my foot. Specialized BG were just right- wider in the forefoot, snug and comfy in the back.

urbanknight

That's what scares me from ordering a pair of Sidi Megas. My foot is in between D and E, and regular Sidis pinch like mad, but it seems like my foot will get lost in a Mega.

hansel

i have a wide foot, and i have a pair of northwaves pretty durable cleats

achoo

FWIW, I normally wear a 13E, and I'm fine in my size 48 Shimano R086s, even wearing two pairs of heavy socks. I also have a pair of size 48 Specialized MTB shoes, likewise fine, although they're probably 10 years old and I forget the model specifics other than "shoe".

Randochap

Yes, the Sidi Mega is, well, mega and I find the Specialized is a good fit for my short but wide feet. The shoe box is quite roomy but heel fits well. I also reserve a larger pair of shoes for winter use.

DMF 

In my experience there can be considerable variation in width between pairs of the same shoe. Try on more than one pair.