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Old 03-02-22 | 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by bikemig
I like wide flat pedals with pins; they're comfy and you can ride them with any shoe. That said, a shoe made for bmx style pedals with a bit softer sole helps your feet stick to the pedals.
You raise a good point there regarding the shoes best suited for a pedal. I know this question has been asked numerous times in the past (I think I even posted it once myself) but has anyone found a good shoe to ride for clipless pedals? or even steel toe clip pedals?

I know a few places make new retro leather shoes for riding vintage bikes and pedals but someone has to make a modern comfortable shoe that's ideal for riding without having to use cleats? In my discovery, an indoor soccer shoe might be a good fit, with a hard flat sole and lightweight, breathable material. I prefer Velcro straps over laces as I've had more than one situation when my laces got caught in my crank when riding. Not fun!

Something like this:

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