Your comment in your second post stated... "Just make sure you go to a cycle shop and try a few pairs on to get the exact fit."rohc said:A/ I allready new what size I was.
B/I went in and said could I try a size 41 on to see what sought of fit they were.
C/ The guy brought the Sidi's out and I then said I had seen these online for $X and could he match........ Game over.
roch, you said you owned a pair of shimano's , wondering if the SIDI you bought are the same size? as I want to purchase a pair online too but the local shops around here dont stock them... and I have a pair of shimamo's.rohc said:A/ I allready new what size I was.
B/I went in and said could I try a size 41 on to see what sought of fit they were.
FWIW. I think that Shimano & SIDI are not sized the same ...putza said:roch, you said you owned a pair of shimano's , wondering if the SIDI you bought are the same size? as I want to purchase a pair online too but the local shops around here dont stock them... and I have a pair of shimamo's.
thanks.
FWIW thats exactly my experience. 44 in Shimano, 45 in Sidi.alfeng said:FWIW. I think that Shimano & SIDI are not sized the same ...
While they may be very close to being the same if you wear a size 39 (and apparently, 41), the further you get from that size, the greater the disparity (at least, IMO) ...
My Shimano shoes are 44 (I have a really old SH-R120 pair that are 43.5), and the SIDI shoes that I have are 45 ...
So, depending on your shoe size, you may find the sizing to be different, too.
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