as above after about 40 minutes the soles of my feet are really painful,I loosen the straps and that relieves them a bit.
Is it that the sole of the shoe is not stiff enough so I'm starting to feel the pedal? They are shimano MO76
Try some inner soles....they can make the shoes a bit tight though.
I get the same, but I have very flat feet so normally put it down to that. I've tried inner soles and found it created pressure points which were extremely painful. Maybe you're tightening up your shoes too much.
I had that in the Alps yonks ago. Thought it was my shoes & bought some new ones over there.
Made no bloody difference!
I get that too - I think it is because shoes aren't wide enough, and the fact that loosening your straps helps implies that too.
What lady gresley says. I would doubt it would be the stiffness or pedal choice. I have owned various brands of shoes and invariably hot spots were caused by poor fit.
I had this issue and I got a pair of wider shoes - problem solved
i find loosening the straps helps too with mo77 spd shoe
also i try pulling up more on the pedal stroke so it relieves the hot spot at the bottom etc and does work.
broad feet tight shoes = pain so loser fit seems to work for me.
get it with 5-10's too and they are wider but i put that down to flaties and poor foot position??
I've had this problem recently, tired some old shoes that I had, tried moving the cleat, nothing worked.
I have some moulded insoles for my ski boots and I tried putting them in my shoes - perfect! Problem solved.
The ski insoles were quite expensive (Conformable I think). Superfeet get good write-ups, available from some outdoor type shops