Product Description
New Millennium 3 Carbon Composite Sole. Breathable, supple, durable Vented Lorica. Micro-fiber Upper with cooling mesh inserts. Ultra SL Buckle for easy on the bike fit adjustment. Soft instep closure system and padded tongue eliminate pressure points. High Security Velcro wont shift or slip. Replaceable heel pad. Regular, Mega and Narrow Widths.
| List Price: | $259.99 |
| Price: | $239.99 |
| as of Wed, 06 Mar 2013 08:51:23 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Size: 47 W EU
- Color: Black
- Brand: SIDI
- Fabric type: synthetic-and-mesh
Features
- Black/Black
- High Security Velcro? won?t shift or slip
- Replaceable heel pad
- Regular, Mega and Narrow Widths
- New Millennium 3 Carbon Composite Sole
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By S. Cook
I originally bought a nice pair of riding shoes that were typical size width. The shoes felt very snug for me and I had to return them.
I did some research and found the SIDI Mega for people with wider feet.
These fit like a glove.
I wear a size 10.5 and the 45s were a perfect fit.
It is also a very nice looking shoe.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Merl Ledford III
Several seasons ago, I bought a pair of SIDI mega MTB shoes. They fit perfectly, are indestructible, and have been doing double duty on my roadie with a set of MKS Cube quick release pedals. So when lining up a summer of century rides for my Bike Friday Pocket Rocket, some metric centuries to help my life-companion adjust to her new Pocket Rocket Pro, and Speedplay pedals for both bikes it was time for some road shoes.
Out of the box, SIDI quality is first-rate. Fit and finish are best-of-the-best Italian standard in a shoe that's about half the price of SIDI's top of the line Genius 6.6. It's like buying a Ferrari at Fiat prices! And from experience with my MTB shoes, that quality isn't just cosmetic: the company "builds shoes to last, not just to sell."
There are riders who can take full advantage of $500 shoes, Titanium Speedplay pedals, and that sort of stuff. (They fly by the folks I ride with at speeds that suggests they probably eat their young.) But for use on a 12-year-old 18.5 pound Bike Friday roadie that I can fold & throw in my airplane for group rides anywhere on the West Coast -- and be home in time for dinner ! -- the 2012 Genius 5 Pro is "Just Right!"
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By doctor jazz
My trusty Carnac road shoes finally had seen their better days. My feet are fairly wide, so I need a shoe with plenty of room. I found the Sidi Genius Mega to be a terrific shoe that was noticeably lighter than my Carnacs. The ratchet adjusting strap allows micro adjustments even while riding. The price is substantial but worth it.
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