VICTORIESIN UCI WORLD TOUR RACES: 42
24/02 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad: Michael Valgren
4-11/03 Paris-Nice
Stages: 1 Arnaud Demare, 1 Rudy Molard
7-13/03 Tirreno-Adriatico
Stages: 2 Marcel Kittel (Katusha), 1 Adam Yates
GC: Michal Kwiatkowski 1st
17/03 Milano-Sanremo: Vincenzo Nibali
19-25/03 Volta Catalunya
Stages: 1 Maximilian Schachmann
2-7/04 Itzulia Basque Country
Stages: 1 Omar Fraile
15/04 Amstel Gold Race: Michael Valgren
24-29/04 Romandie
Stages: 1 Omar Fraile, 1 Egan Bernal, 1 Jakub Fuglsang
4-27/05 Giro d’Italia
Stages: 2 Chris Froome, 1 Esteban Chaves, 1 Matej Mohoric, 1 Mikel Nieve, 1 Maximilian Schachmann
GC: Chris Froome 1st, Miguel Angle Lopez 3rd
1-19/05 Tour of California
Stages: 2 Egan Bernal
GC: Egan Bernal 1st
3-10/06 Criterium du Dauphinè
Stages: 1 Michal Kwiatkowski, 1 Pello Bilbao, 1 Adam Yates
9-17/06 Tour de Suisse
Stages: 1 Sonny Colbrelli, 1 Arnaud Demare
7-29/07 Tour de France
Stages: 1 Arnaud Demare, 1 Magnus Cort, 1 Omar Fraile
GC: Chris Froome 3rd
4-10/08 Tour de Pologne
Stages: 2 Michal Kwiatkowski
GC: Michal Kwiatkowski 1st
13-19/08 Binck Ban Tour
Stages: 1 Magnus Cort
GC: Matej Mohoric 1st
25/08 – 16/09 La Vuelta
Stages: 1 Nacer Bouhanni,
GC: Miguel Angle Lopez 3rd
9-14/10 Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey
Stages: 1 Alexey Lutsenko
16-21/10 Gree Tour of Guangxi
Stages: 1 Gianni Moscon, 1 Matteo Trentin
GC: Gianni Moscon 1st
MORE THAN 100 VICTORIESIN UCI CALENDAR RACES, Including these highlights…
23-31/10 Tour of Hainan: Jakub Mareczko (1 stage)
21/10 Japan Cup: Robert Power
7-14/10 Tour of Taihu Lake: Jakub Mareczko (3 stages)
11/10 Gran Piemonte: Sonny Colbrelli
23-26/08 Deutschland Tour: Matej Mohoric (1 stage & GC)
16-19/08 Artic Race of Norway: Sergei Chernetski
12/08 European Championship title: Matteo Trentin
7-11/08 Vuelta a Burgos: Ivan Sosa (1 stage & GC)
15/07 Kazakhstan National Championship: Alexey Lutsenko
7-14/07 Tour of Austria: Giovanni Visconti (3 stages)
07/07 Albanian TT National Championship title: Eugert Zhupa
05-08/07 Sibiu Tour: Ivan Sosa (1 stage & GC)
01/07 Kazakhstan National Championship: TT Daniil Fominykh
29/06 German National Championship TT: Tony Martin
28/06 Estonia National Championship : Tanel Kangert
24/06 Spain National Championship : Gorka Izagirre
24/06 Slovenia National Championship: Matej Mohoric
20/06 Ukraine National Championship TT: Andrey Grivko
20-24/06 Adriatica Ionica Race: Ivan Sosa (1 stage & GC)
08/06 Slovenia National Championship TT: Jan Tratnik
17-22/04 Tour of Croatia: Kanstantsin Siutsou (1 stage & GC)
6-15/04: Tour du Maroc: Jakub Mareczko (6 stages)
10/04 Paris-Camembert: Lilian Calmejane
13-18/02 Tour of Oman: Alexey Lutsenko (GC)
11/02 Colombia Oro y Paz: Egan Bernal (GC)
10/02 Colombia Oro y Paz: Rigoberto Uran (1 stage)
04/02 Colombia National Championship: Sergio Henao
02/02 Colombia National Championship TT: Egan Bernal
15-21/01 La Tropicale Amissa Bongo: Luca Pacioni (1 stage)
Victories by teams completely sponsored by Sidi…
SIDI World Tour Teams:
Astana Pro Team: 30 victories
Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team: 26
Team Katusha – Alpecin: 5
SIDI Pro-Continental Teams:
CCC Sprandi Polkowice: 20
Wilier Triestina - Sella Italia: 19
…FOR A TOTAL OF MORE THAN 150 GREAT VICTORIES IN THE MAJOR STAGES ON THE INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR!!!
In 2018 Sidi won at least one race in every corner of the planet:
Europe, North-America, South-America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania.
Sidi Size Guide
*Customers switching to Sidi Shoes or from Sidi;s more than 5 years old, may not wear the same size. All Sidi's, except for winter shoes, are built on the same last, but differences in patterns and materials so keep this in mind when switching between Sidi models. Every Sidi Shoe (except triathlon models) from 2002 onwards is stamped with its size and last type (and M indicates Mega or W indicates women's), Usually on the tongue.
Standard Width is considered as a D width
Mega = EE shoe fit 4mm of extra space across the ball of the foot. If you have high-volume orthotics you may feel more comfortable in a mega shoe.
Women fits - "Women specific" shoes are a narrower and smaller version of the regular fit option. The heel and ankle areas have also been narrowed.
How do I know if its a good fit?
Some people have narrow heels, if you know this to be true we recommend getting a shoe with a heel retention device. This will allow the heel to be narrowed.
Is it too small? If you stand up with your shoes on and your toes are touching the front, your shoe is small. You don't want any toes touching the front of the shoe, this will create hot or numb toes on long rides. You want to be able to wiggle your toes a bit, but not feel like they are "sloshing around"
Tip* Try on your new Sidi Shoes with the cycling socks you normally wear
If the shoe doesn't fit? Don't worry, we offer a 1 free resize policy to make sure you are very comfortable on your bike