How to adjust cleats to lower pain in the right foot's last two toes I'm getting started on road cycling, rode a few times with Shimano R540 SPD-SL pedals and compatible shoes, using the maximum float setting since I'm still getting comfortable with the system.

I've noticed right away that using cycling shoes has given me a great pain in the right foot. More specifically, on the fourth and fifth toes. I think they're getting jammed on the soles or maybe on the sides of the shoes.

I'm pretty sure I've got the right size shoes for me, since it's very comfortable and doesn't feel tight when wearing, so I guess it's a matter of adjusting the cleats.

I should mention that my right foot is the "dominant" one. It's the one I've gotten used to keep clipped in while standing, for instance.

Anybody got an idea for how I can try adjusting the cleats to lower the pain on the two outside toes? Put it more to the back of the shoes? More to the outside?
I suffer from pain in my feet on long rides. I believe it's caused by lack of blood flow and pressure on parts of my foot. I currently have a new pair of shoes and it is definitely worse when using those. You will probably find the issue improves as your shoes get properly broken in.