Hey Tom - Actually, I am. I've read many positive comments about them. Are they what you use -- if so, what are your own thoughts about them?
Yen, another option is to go with a set of old school touring pedals using toeclips and straps, such as the Campagnolo C-record, the Campy Chorus (both from around 1985 or so), or the Shimano 600 6207, and a hard-soled shoe. The leather straps can be snugged so the pedal holds the shape of your foot, but does not restrain it. The front part of the pedal is flat and supports your foot on a platform, rather than a pair of ridges like many of them. If you can find a set of sneakers with a narrow shape and a stiff sole, like an Adidas Goodyear, you will have a pretty stiff supportive surface for your foot. And float will be no issue whatsoever. There is a knack to be learned to tip your foot into the pedal, but there's a knack for clipless, too.
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