Most cycling shoes are built for a foot that isn't yours.
Most performance shoes are made on one narrow, race-shaped mould. If your forefoot is wider, the upper squeezes your toes together and every pedal stroke pushes your foot against the sides of the shoe. Sizing up doesn't fix it — you just get a shoe that's too long and still too tight.
shop our icons
the issues caused by ill-fitting shoes
Do these issues sound familiar? You don't need to put up with it.
Numb toes after an hour
Squeezed metatarsals press on the nerves between them.
Hot spots on the outside of the foot
The upper and sole edge dig in where your foot is widest.
Loosening the dials mid-ride
Comfort wins, power transfer loses.
the o2c cycling solution
A wide fit that starts with the sole, not a stretched upper.
Every O2C Cycling shoe is built on an anatomical mould (last) shaped around how the foot actually moves under load. Our Wide fit gives the forefoot genuine room, while the heel stays locked in, so you get comfort without your foot having too much room.
Shaped to the natural curve of your metatarsals, so your toes can spread instead of being squeezed.
An anatomical heel cup holds the back of the foot, so a roomier front never means a sloppy fit.
Medial and transverse arch support keeps the foot in neutral alignment and stops it collapsing outward.
Dual micro-adjust dials let you set pressure separately over the toes and the instep.
O2C Cycling - decades in the making
O2C Cycling is founded by Steven Nemeth, who has spent nearly two decades designing and building anatomical shoes for elite riders — his creations have been worn to Tour de France successes, multiple Olympic titles and numerous World Championship titles.
Choose your wide-fit shoe
Every model comes in Standard and Wide, 36–48 including half sizes for selected sizes.










As featured in
Need help?
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Wide is built on its own anatomical last, with more room across the forefoot and toe box while the heel stays secure.
No. The heel cup and arch support hold your foot in place, and the carbon sole is the same as the standard fit. Your foot is stable, not squeezed.
Yes, both Standard and Wide are true to size. Use the CM or JP measurement from your current shoes, or our size finder.
If your current shoes feel tight across the ball of your foot, go Wide. Still unsure? Email us your current shoe and size and we'll recommend one.
Return them unworn within 30 days for a refund or a different size or width.
No. Orders to the UK, EU, US and Canada arrive with duties and taxes paid.
Our road and tri shoes use a standard three-bolt road cleat mount (Shimano SPD-SL, Look KeÓ, Time and similar).
Yes, the insole is removable.















