Cycling Shoes ~

Cycles BiKyle is renowned for our large selection of top quality shoes - over 300 pair in stock at all times.

Most importantly, we have the tools and expertise to fit your feet!

Brannock foot sizer
Aline custom suspension footbeds
Peterson self-molding insoles
NECA and Swede-Pro cleat adjusters for all road and mtn pedals
Big Meat pronation adjusting wedges
A knowledgeable staff that has fit over 5,000 pair of cycling shoes!

Sidi, DMT, Carnac, Vittoria, Adidas

About Fit ~

Shoes are like bikes, the most important thing is the fit! Truthfully, there is only one way to really get a great fit - try on a bunch of top quality shoes and select from there. That is why, if you are anywhere within semi-reasonable driving distance, come here personally and select your shoes. Or, if you have a great selection of shoes somewhere in your area then go there. But, if you know the current make and model of shoe that fits you great then we will be happy to ship it to you ASAP.

As an alternative to a personal shoe sizing, we can send you 3 pair of shoes of your selection to try on in the privacy of your own home. You can have 3 days to check them out, only return the ones you don't want. If you return all three we can even send you a second batch of three. If you return all the shoes, then there is a $25. restocking fee. But as long as you purchase one pair of shoes, there is no fee for this sampling service other than the basic shipping charges.

	When trying on shoes walk on a clean carpet and keep the shoes in "like new" condition"
	If you use the shoes outside or scuff and mark the shoes then you will have to purchase them or pay a 30% damage fee
	Send back the original boxes and packaging with all shoe returns

Fitting tips ~

	Look for a snug fit that is just slightly tighter than your typical dress shoes
	A good rule of thumb is look for about 3/8" extra toe clearance on your longest foot and about 1/2" on your shorter foot
	In regard to width, fill out the shoe but don't stretch noticeably over the sides
	Don't worry too much about slippage in the heel. When walking, the sole and floor are too stiff to give way so the heel naturally slips. But on the bike, proper pedaling action pushes the heel into the shoe. Of course with a mountain shoe you will have to do some walking or running, so we don't want the heel too sloppy. But a bit of movement should be just fine.

Shoe Care ~

For tips on caring for your new cycling shoes click here: Shoe Care

To see our extensive shoe selection click below:

Road Shoes

Mountain Shoes

Vittoria Handmade Shoes

Triathlon Shoes

This page was last update on May 11, 2007