Inner soles for sidi shoes

paulc33
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Just bought my self a new pair of sidi shoes.
Really like them fine the inner soles really uncomfortable.
Can anyone recommend some comfy inner soles, they are a mega design shoe so fairly wide.
Used to have a pair of specialized bg and found them really comfy
Really like them fine the inner soles really uncomfortable.
Can anyone recommend some comfy inner soles, they are a mega design shoe so fairly wide.
Used to have a pair of specialized bg and found them really comfy
2015 Specialized S-Works Tarmac - Ultegra Di2 (7.0kg)
Kinesis Aithein - Ultegra mechanical (7.3kg)
Kinesis Maxlight Xc130 - xt/ xtr (11.3kg)
spin to win!
Kinesis Aithein - Ultegra mechanical (7.3kg)
Kinesis Maxlight Xc130 - xt/ xtr (11.3kg)
spin to win!
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I use my specialised BG insoles in my Sidi 5's....much improved!0
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Superfeet.English Cycles V3 | Cervelo P5 | Cervelo T4 | Trek Domane Koppenberg0
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I don't know why Sidi make such good shoes and such awful insoles to go with them! I use Spesh footbeds in mine which was a vast improvement.
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Never heard of superfeet.
What are these? And here can I get them?2015 Specialized S-Works Tarmac - Ultegra Di2 (7.0kg)
Kinesis Aithein - Ultegra mechanical (7.3kg)
Kinesis Maxlight Xc130 - xt/ xtr (11.3kg)
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Superfeet are one of the largest aftermarket footbed companies out there. You can get them at most big outdoor stores and Ellis Brigham and Snow+Rock are guaranteed to have them. If it's simply an issue of comfort then you can go with a standard drop-in like an Energizer, but if you want more support then you'll want to step up to the colored line (blue, green, orange, black for low-volume, etc.).English Cycles V3 | Cervelo P5 | Cervelo T4 | Trek Domane Koppenberg0