i have toshi singles, and they're amazingly-made etc etc, but the problem i have with them is that they're so thick that where they come out of the hole beneath the inside of the pedal (mks gr-9) they don't bend but make a wide loop up to the clip. this loop means they catch beneath the crank arm when my foot's not in them, which happens when i'm getting on the bike and starting to ride. i launch with my left foot as usual and when my right foot goes to meet the pedal it's either at a totally weird angle and therefore not where my foot expects it to be from habit, or worse upside down. anyway it's bloody annoying. i'm so used to just getting on the bike and clipping in in one completely natural motion, so ****ing around with one foot or having to look down to see what's going on is a big inconvenience. anyone else encounter this problem and if so how did you deal with it?