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Shimano XC300 - Wide Last
Drop 0/Weight 330g/Stack Height 6mm.
You go on trails and you're highly motivated. You're doing great, but after a few kilometres there's something that makes you slow down.
Your feet are tingling, they feel stiff, they hurt and that feeling is killing you.
Does it happen to you? I'll tell you why below.
| Size EU | Measure of the shoes (cm) | Width of the shoe (cm) | Measure of your longest foot (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | 26.3 | 9,1 | 25,3-25,8 |
| 42 | 27.2 | 9,3 | 26,1-26,7 |
| 43 | 27.8 | 9,4 | 26,8-27,3 |
| 44 | 28.5 | 9,6 | 27,4-28 |
| 45 | 29.2 | 9,8 | 28,1-28,7 |
| 46 | 29.8 | 10 | 28,8-29,3 |
| 47 | 30,2 | 10,1 | 29,4-29,7 |
1 de 1 personas piensan que la opinión es útil Después de más de año y medio de uso, voy a dar mi opinión con estas shimano. Son bonitas y el ajuste es rápido y de calidad, la suela tiene buena rigidez y no es muy ancha, como en otras zapatillas de ciclismo. Pero, lo siento, la horma no es ancha para mi pie en absoluto, y no soy Bilbo Bolsón. Me tuerce los dedos gordos mucho hacia el centro del pie (se nota como empuja el dedo gordo) y además me aprieta encima de los metatarsos y me duerme los dedos. Compre hace más de un año un par de hormas ensanchadoras para tratar de prestarlas y que no molesten; siempre las tengo "ensanchándose" pero tras más de un año, siguen molestándome (las uso cada dos meses o así, para ver si ya no molestan...)
Me reitero en que mis pies no son anchísimos, y que todavía tienen forma de "zapato", y aun así, son muy molestas de usar. Lamentablemente, mi experiencia no ha sido nada positiva.
1 de 1 personas piensan que la opinión es útil Hace dos años que uso barefoot y para mí son demasiado estrechas. Me duelen y se me duermen los pies. Cambié por una talla mayor y siguen las molestias.
The MTB and Xcountry shoe that doesn't squeeze your toes.
Shimano XC300 - Wide Last
You don't know it, but when your feet step into your cycling shoes, the 'click' you hear when the cleat clicks into place isn't the only one that happens.
The other 'click' is your big toe bone deviating from its natural alignment.
This happens in conventional cycling shoes. Very nice but narrow.
But what they really do is:
- Deflect the big toe: apart from helping you create a bunion, recent studies indicate that a slight deflection already prevents circulation from reaching your foot.
- Crowded toes: the narrow last causes your toes to twist and squeeze together like sardines in a tin can. So you have more of a hoof than a foot.
- Pain: The stacking of your toes and the lack of irrigation is the perfect combination for you to end up with tingling, chafing and pain. Plus your feet will remain stiff once you get off the bike.
- Power loss: the pedalling force is dissipated in the built-in midsoles of conventional cycling shoes, causing the power transmission to decrease. Like trying to swat a fly with boxing gloves.
What does the Shimano XC300 - Wide Last give you?
- It respects the linearity of your big toe: it allows your big toe to stay straight and always get circulation.
- Wide last: your toes will not be so tight, they will have space. So you will be more comfortable both on and off the bike.
- More pedalling power: due there is not any built-in midsoles incorporated in its design, the distance between the foot and the pedal is reduced, making the power transmission more direct and efficient.
And equipped with EVERYTHING to make it easier for you:
- A BOA® L6 quick fit with a lifetime guarantee: no matter if you have a high or low instep. Just a few twists and you can quickly customise the fit.
- Perforated synthetic leather upper: you'll have a comfortable fit on your feet and great breathability.
- Nylon sole reinforced with fibreglass: this thin, lightweight layer improves power transfer.
Need extra activation?
If you have activation problems in your feet I recommend using the Naboso Neuro insoles. You'll get even more stimulation with every pedal stroke.
Don't worry, because they're so thin, you'll still retain the power transmission.
And when you're done, you can take them out of the Shimano and put them in your road shoes. So you can keep stimulating your feet for the rest of the day.
My size
To find out your size, the right thing to do is to measure your foot and use the button below that says "Know my size".
And if you don't get it right the first time, then the second time.
The system to change your size is simple, fast and free if you activate the exchange insurance for 1,99€ (valid for Spain and Portugal).
For more information about the fitting, read this link.
