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FLR Road Cycling Shoe | F-22

Size Guide

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Utilizing the technological advantages of the Elite F-XX II the Pro F-22 II shoe features a similar design and composition.

After years of R&D testing, we have finalized our F-22 II shoe, which has the stiffness to compete with race models, but with the price to compete with entry-level shoes.

The F-22 II features the R350 outsole with a 100% carbon plate on the cleat area, where power transfer is most important. This unique combination of a rigid carbon plate allows the rider to achieve a powerful and efficient pedal stroke, while the surrounding nylon composite allows for greater flexibility and agile comfort while riding.

The F-22 II uses the A-A17 reel knob lacing system for easy closure and release. The seamless upper is constructed from a single piece of premium microfiber with nylon mesh ports and an air mesh tongue for superior ventilation.

Cycling shoe sizing guide

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