Don't know why people advise to buy a size up in Shimano shoes. I'm a size 10 and bought Shimano MT34's in size 45 which is a size 10 to 10 1/2 and fit perfect. If you want to wear 10 pairs of socks in the winter, then maybe..
If you have a shop nearby, probably best just to go try a pair on and see how they fit, but I personally wouldn't want to wear a pair of cycling shoes that would be sliding around as I pedal
I paid about £40 for my MT34's and no issues after a few months, would recommend. Not sure what's available for less
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rev6
28 Jul 15#1
Good price. Hot.
billybunter212
28 Jul 15#2
Great price for those. Pro bike kit have some good Shimano deals at the moment.
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28 Jul 157#3
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cycleman to toucheroar
28 Jul 151#5
Beat me to it....
jimmyt11 to toucheroar
28 Jul 15#25
fantastic thatnks for adding that in there. i jumped in too early and kissed out
daverobinson5243
28 Jul 15#4
Awesome! Just been looking for my first clipless! These will do nicely!!
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ODonnyBoy
28 Jul 15#6
Great deal! Can you recommend any shoes in their sale to go with these? and sizing of the shoes? any advice would be gratefully accepted
cycleman to ODonnyBoy
28 Jul 151#8
If you're going for shimano shoes go a size up, check out crc and wiggle too.
cycleman
28 Jul 15#7
Bullit proof pedals, no brainer at this price (yet another spare set....)
atppkr
28 Jul 15#9
Anyone recommend some basic shoes to go with these?
n3m3s1s to atppkr
28 Jul 15#38
Yes, I definitely recommend wearing some basic shoes with these type of pedals :confused:
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If you have a shop nearby, probably best just to go try a pair on and see how they fit, but I personally wouldn't want to wear a pair of cycling shoes that would be sliding around as I pedal
I paid about £40 for my MT34's and no issues after a few months, would recommend. Not sure what's available for less
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Yes, I definitely recommend wearing some basic shoes with these type of pedals :confused: