Yes, you can break in cycling shoes. The process is similar to breaking in a new pair of shoes; it just takes a little longer with cycling shoes because they're designed to be snugger and more form-fitting than regular shoes. Here are a few tips to help you break in your new cycling shoes:
1. Wear them around the house - The best way to start breaking in your new cycling shoes is to simply wear them around the house for short periods of time. This will help loosen up the fabric and materials, and make them more comfortable to wear for longer periods of time.
2. Go for short rides - Once you've worn them around the house for a bit, take them out for some short rides on your bike. Start with shorter rides and gradually increase the distance as your shoes become more comfortable.
3. Use toe spacers - If you're having trouble getting your toes comfortable in the tight toe box of your new cycling shoes, try using some toe spacers (available at most bike shops). This will give your toes a little extra room and make pedaling much easier on longer rides.
4. Be patient - Breaking in new cycling shoes can take some time, so be patient and don't expect miracles overnight! With a little patience and perseverance, you'll be rewarded with a great fitting pair of cycling shoes that will improve your riding experience immensely.