michelle
I need some tips to help get the most padding on the insole of my cycling shoes, without causing my shoes to be cramped. I already have dr. shcols air pillow insoles, but it seems that i need more padding. Really, just on the fore foot. My reason being is that I have mortons neuroma in both feet and even the slighest amount of pressure against a hard surface causes problems.
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I need some tips to help get the most padding on the insole of my cycling shoes, without causing my shoes to be cramped. I already have dr. shcols air pillow insoles, but it seems that i need more padding. Really, just on the fore foot. My reason being is that I have mortons neuroma in both feet and even the slighest amount of pressure against a hard surface causes problems.
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1 AnswerMan4147 // Mar 9, 2009 at 2:48 pm
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There is a buyers guide and some cycling info at
2 Henry Ate My Eggo // Mar 12, 2009 at 7:20 pm
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I’m confused…your foot can’t take the pressure, but you wear cycling shoes? Clipless pedals, then? You might want to think about going to toe-clips and wearing a pair of Yip-mans. You know, Yip man shoes. The slip-on tennis shoes. Kinda like these:
Seriously.
3 buddhaboy // Mar 13, 2009 at 9:07 am
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are you gelling?
You know, like the commercial says. It seems like it would provide much more cushion than air/foam. You can get smaller sized cushion just for the forefoot.
4 Psycle // Mar 16, 2009 at 6:48 am
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I would suggest going to your nearest shimano custom fit shoe centre, for your shoes. These shoes then fit lke a glove so I would think reduce any pressure points. Hope it helps.