BONT Shoe Fitting

For example, the average cycling shoe width is approximately 90mm wide, while the average cycling foot width is around 105mm. That can create around 15% compression of the metatarsals and contribute to neural impingement and discomfort, often described as hot foot syndrome.

BONT offers a range of models, lengths, widths and custom options, from entry-level shoes through to premium designs using materials such as kangaroo leather and sport-specific components.

We assess length, width and foot characteristics such as arch height, toe patterns, bunions and other individual features. We also consider that feet can swell in high temperatures and during long periods of exercise.

This creates a more thorough, multifaceted approach to shoe fitting and supports better long-term comfort on the bike.

We take a foot sizing using a Brannock device and complete a qualitative assessment of your foot anatomy and structure before recommending the correct shoe size.

The shoes are then supplied based on your sizing and preferences for model, colour and other options. If required, we can also fit cleats to your new shoes, replicating your existing foot-shoe-cleat interface using a fitting jig and subjective assessment while riding a stationary bike at our facility.

Shoes are then either provided if in stock or ordered to suit. If shoes are in stock, they are dispatched and arrive within 3 business days. Otherwise, they are made to order from BONT directly.

The optional cleat fitting process can take around 30 minutes to correctly adjust and costs $50. New cleats are required for this service.

We try to beat recommended retail prices by 10% and remain competitive with online sale prices.

The process of measurement and ordering is designed to ensure your comfort and selection of shoes is optimal, rather than focusing only on heavily reducing the cost of the shoe.