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Originally Posted by Kimmo
I've been on toeclips since the early 90s, and I just can't seem to get into clipless; aside from having to wear stupid shoes I can't walk in (which sucks SO hard), my knees really aren't keen on how solidly my feet are attached, despite mucking around plenty with cleat position. I have no problem clipping in or unclipping, or just trackstanding instead; it's just that it seems like long-term comfort depends on being able to shift my feet around slightly.

So I'm thinking screw it. It might look a bit weird, to be rocking deep wheels and lycra with runners and toeclips, but I'm starting to think I'd be a lot happier to just give up on clipless.

Been a long time since anyone did a sexy toeclip pedal... Shimano's efforts haven't been bettered in thirty years. Making a pair from carbon might be a cool project...
Agreed. I have weird feet.. I've tried countless configurations of pedals, styles, shoes, brands and there's always a problem
So far flats and trail runners has only ever caused me one issue : Achilles inflammation (on multiple, 5-days in a row 150km loaded MTB touring). Maybe it was the lack of stiff sole, or maybe it was just a massive effort 🤷‍♂️
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