Originally Posted by canklecat

Go for the Kool Stop Eagle 2 pads if they'll fit, if you're okay with the integrated pad/shoe. Good brakes. But they're longer than old style pads and may interfere with the cantis fully opening on some forks.

I put 'em on my '92 mountain bike's canti brakes before settling on tires I really wanted. I swapped out the 700x35 all terrain tires for 700x42 Continental Speed Rides and the fit was a bit snug when I needed to fix a flat. I can still remount the inflated tire, but it takes a little wiggling.

BTW, they Eagle 2 pads are easy to set up for low-squeal braking. The plow tip automagically sets the toe-in so you don't need to use a shim, rubber band or zip tie as a makeshift shim. Just mash the entire brake pad flat against the rim, align it and cinch the bolt tight and the toe-in should be right. But it won't actually work that way because cantilever brakes are a PITA to set and you'll probably need to redo it two or three times to get it right. But at least you won't need a separate shim for toe-in.