Originally Posted by
martinrjensen
the unclipping you mention was caused by worn cleats woldn't that happen on nay clip?
Kinda strange about your other comment seeing as Frogs have something like 35 or 37 degrees of float (rotation BEFORE your shoe can be unclipped) as opposed to a standard SPD mtn bike pedal of maybe 5 degrees.
The only thing I will say about frogs is that when you are clipping in it is not a positive clip in. You place the shoe on the pedal correctly and it's in, no snap, no nothing, just in. I like to feel a snap in so I know I'm clipped in for sure. That said, they are great and I like the float.
FWIW - The issue is that most all road systems are set up in such a way that you come against spring tension before disengagement. With frog you do not. One second you are clipped in....the next you are not. This is not caused by a worn cleat - rather it is the nature of the design.