Bike shoes should fit tighter than normal walking shoes, but they shouldn't be uncomfortable. Try them on with thin cycling socks. 6. Consider materials. Leather shoes seem to be less common these days, perhaps because there are many great, durable and breathable man-made alternatives. 7. Consider color.
Cycling shoes come in some pretty wild colors.
Be sure to choose shoes that won't make you feel silly later on. Getting the right shoes will make a huge difference in your cycling experience. These fit over your cycling shoes and are generally made of neoprene. Inc. How things get done. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy .