Anonymous
Post 05/03/2013 15:27     Subject: recommend MD place for cycle shoes
Anonymous wrote:I am a casual spinner who enjoys spin class but I do other stuff, too. After 4 years I have finally decided to break down and get actual cycle shoes. Recs on brick and mortar stores in MD (MOCO preferable) which have extensive sizes?

I wear a womens 5-5.5 wide, and most womens shoes start at 6. My current gym shoes are a little boy's size 4, bc they fit and they are cut wider But I would like to avoid choosing between spongebob and Dora on my cycle shoes, you know? And since I'm just a casual spinner, I really, really don't want to spend more than about $100.

any recs would be appreciated.


If you *have* to buy brick & mortar I'd try Revolution on Rockville Pike which is just south of Wintergreen Plaza.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2013 15:25     Subject: recommend MD place for cycle shoes
Anonymous wrote:I am a casual spinner who enjoys spin class but I do other stuff, too. After 4 years I have finally decided to break down and get actual cycle shoes. Recs on brick and mortar stores in MD (MOCO preferable) which have extensive sizes?

I wear a womens 5-5.5 wide, and most womens shoes start at 6. My current gym shoes are a little boy's size 4, bc they fit and they are cut wider But I would like to avoid choosing between spongebob and Dora on my cycle shoes, you know? And since I'm just a casual spinner, I really, really don't want to spend more than about $100.

any recs would be appreciated.


Specialized.com

You can return anything you get, and they're the best cycling shoes...
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2013 15:16     Subject: Re:recommend MD place for cycle shoes
I bought mine at performance bikes on rockville pike. They have lots of sizes, but if you know what size you are, you might be better off ordering from zappos. Mine were just around $100, and they are awesome. I wore regular sneakers for 6 months before I bought them and now I could never go back.
Anonymous
Post 05/02/2013 12:06     Subject: recommend MD place for cycle shoes
I am a casual spinner who enjoys spin class but I do other stuff, too. After 4 years I have finally decided to break down and get actual cycle shoes. Recs on brick and mortar stores in MD (MOCO preferable) which have extensive sizes?

I wear a womens 5-5.5 wide, and most womens shoes start at 6. My current gym shoes are a little boy's size 4, bc they fit and they are cut wider But I would like to avoid choosing between spongebob and Dora on my cycle shoes, you know? And since I'm just a casual spinner, I really, really don't want to spend more than about $100.

any recs would be appreciated.