I would really give the 45nrth Heiruspecs a good look. They are plenty wide and
the pin traction makes for an even distribution of weight and good grip. If
you're feeling pedals through the shoe, it's probably not the shoe that's the
problem.
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Here is a good place to get the Heiruspecs from. You can get a 10% off coupon
as a new customer with Ben's Cycle, and they are reliable. The Heiruspecs are
as wide as the V.O Sabot but seem to have a better build quality and smoother
bearings.
for rat trap pedals with clips, Chrome sneakers are the right shape and
have the right shank for foot support.
On Monday, April 27, 2015 at 11:19:13 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
A few years ago when I went back to clips 'n' straps for a couple of
years, I found that MKS GR-9s were the
A few years ago when I went back to clips 'n' straps for a couple of years,
I found that MKS GR-9s were the cat's pyjamas for riding in street shoes;
my street shoe of choice in summer is the boat shoe, and in colder weather,
the chukka boot (safari boot). (On my gofast, of course, I used very
Speaking of which, I have two pair of Sneaker Pedals I would love to
trade for one pair of Grip Kings. Anyone in a position to trade?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/17295742645/
On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 6:02 PM, scott clankbonesh...@gmail.com wrote:
MKS sneakers or grip kings. Cheaper
The idea of more supportive pedals did cross my mind.
Might be the best answer so as to not have to depend on a special pair of shoes
for riding.
Gr-9's are beautiful pedals but too narrow for my wide feet. I like something
wide like the MKS Touring as they are wide enough.
I'll have to look
