Clipless road shoes compatibility
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Clipless road shoes compatibility
My buddy gave me a set of LOOK clipless pedals and some cleats. I have to buy some shoes. I don't understand how they work. Are there any specific brands that I need to look for to be compatible?
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I would highly suggest that you try on shoes in local bike shops if at all possible. You can buy online, but you might be returning a few pairs of shoes that don't fit right. (Definitely do not settle for ill-fitting shoes. Your feet will hate you.)
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And at this point I would suggest that you have a look at the Specialized Comp Road. It's a lot of shoe for $150. It is relatively narrow, though, so if you have wide feet it probably will not be a good choice. I looked at a lot of shoes and picked these, but I have fairly narrow feet.






