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Foot pain... Need solution!

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Old 14-12.-2003, 04:00 AM   #1
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Default Foot pain... Need solution!

Maybe shouldn't be in this forum, but Roadies seems like a good place to begin.

My roadied friend has been getting pain in both feet. Kinda near the ball of his foot but more towards the outside. Its ok when he sits and spins but when he starts putting pressure on the pedals the pain starts.

As far as I remember, he rides with Sidi shoes and Campag pedals.

Really want to get this guys problem fixed... very good rider and he's not able to ride at the moment Please help!
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Old 14-12.-2003, 12:16 PM   #2
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Maybe shouldn't be in this forum, but Roadies seems like a good place to begin.

My roadied friend has been getting pain in both feet. Kinda near the ball of his foot but more towards the outside. Its ok when he sits and spins but when he starts putting pressure on the pedals the pain starts.

As far as I remember, he rides with Sidi shoes and Campag pedals.

Really want to get this guys problem fixed... very good rider and he's not able to ride at the moment Please help!
I'm a Podiatrist. Sounds like the sidi shoes are too narrow . try the sidi mega which have a wider forefoot or Carnac which run wider. Also if you have the $ there are companies that make custom molded cycling shoes.
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Old 15-12.-2003, 10:50 AM   #3
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Maybe shouldn't be in this forum, but Roadies seems like a good place to begin.

My roadied friend has been getting pain in both feet. Kinda near the ball of his foot but more towards the outside. Its ok when he sits and spins but when he starts putting pressure on the pedals the pain starts.

As far as I remember, he rides with Sidi shoes and Campag pedals.

Really want to get this guys problem fixed... very good rider and he's not able to ride at the moment Please help!


http://www.d2customfootwear.com. I swear by the shoes and insoles!

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Old 15-12.-2003, 11:07 AM   #4
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http://www.d2customfootwear.com. I swear by the shoes and insoles!

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well if yoru rich I guess. god those are expensive.
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Old 15-12.-2003, 02:42 PM   #5
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I have a similar problem, and the other problem is I don't have the $$ to go out and buy new shoes. I never had that problem before, took a break over the winter season & when I got back on my foot hurt like hell.

No changes to the bike setup was done over winter. No changes in my cleats.

I have now tried to loosen, fasten the straps. Changed bike set up. Changed cleat position. Nothing.

Any help, not concerning $$ would be appreciated.

Thanks.
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Any help, not concerning $$ would be appreciated.

Thanks.

new insoles may help.
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Old 16-12.-2003, 11:46 AM   #7
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Provided there is enough room in your cycling shoes, custom orthotics might help. These do end up costing some $ though.

I also find that the cleat fitting shifts over time, through repeated unclipping. Readjustment reduces the pressure and eliminates any pain.
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Thanks for the info
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