 21st January 2008 | #1 |
 | I'm looking to buy some Sidi road shoes (probably ZETA's) and i have a few questions. Sizing: I know they're meant to be on the smallish size. I'm a 9.5 English sizing. Anyone know what this would equate to in Sidi sizing. Cleats: I'm using Eggbeaters on my fix and Look on my road bike. I think I will be able to swap between 3-hole and 2-hole cleats. Am I right? Price: Any ideas where would have them cheapest, discount codes etc. Any advice gratefully received. |
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| 21st January 2008 | #3 | |
 | I'm 9 (43) normally, but 44 in Sidis. You might want to get a 45. I have very narrow feet and there's room for a thick sock in winter. I add a 3mm volume insole thingy in the summer to take up the slack. Quote:
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| 21st January 2008 | #8 |
 | ive got the zeta. im normally 43eur, 9-9.5uk and 10.5us...but 44 in the zeta. there is a 2-bolt insert in the sole. dont know if this fits an mtb cleat as i havent tried, but spacing and position looks about right for mtb cleats i reckon. got mine from velouk. cheapest one i found when i was looking around for shoe pedal combo. bought it with keo sprint. |
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| 21st January 2008 | #14 |
 | Sorry for the slight thread hijack but i'm still on topic ;-) I'm in the market for some Sidi's too, but want to try some as I have wierd feet and have to have insoles. Who are the best bet to actually have some in shop in Central London? Evans don't look particularly promising, I'm going to check 'On Your Bike' in Tooley St on the way home. I dont mind about the style just want to get the size right, then i can buy on the net. |
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| 21st January 2008 | #22 |
 | Sizes - go one size up from a regular shoe, If width is a problem go for the mega's , same length just wider Sizing Chart = http://velouk.com/sizes.asp I agree with mike, buy them from http://www.velouk.com put the code below in at the checkout. 10% off code = Sidi10 |
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