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Old 01-09-13 | 08:27 PM
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Toe clip sizing

Would a toe clip measuring 3 3/4" from the center of the spindle to the front of the toe be considered a M, L, or XL?
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My MKS chromed steel toe clips measure 3 3/4" from the center of the spindle to the front of the clips. They are size Large.
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That's approximately true with my Christophes and Campagnolos as well. Of course, pedals vary, so including them in the measurement is going to lead to some inaccuracies.
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I bet the majority of toe clips are size L, or about 3 3/4", which fit most normal humans fine.Trouble is I'm looking for an XL, since my son-in-law has water skis for feet - size 14!

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I bought the MKS LL size, and added some washers to "stretch" them out off the pedal face.
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These would be considered large for toe clips 9-11 shoe size most medium fits all fits no one are about a half inch smaller.
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Originally Posted by 67tony
I bet the majority of toe clips are size L, or about 3 3/4", which fit most normal humans fine.Trouble is I'm looking for an XL, since my son-in-law has water skis for feet - size 14!

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MKS offers a size XL. Bens Cycle lists these as men's shoe size 10 and up. Not sure they would be big enough for size 14 paddles though.
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Originally Posted by Ex Pres
I bought the MKS LL size, and added some washers to "stretch" them out off the pedal face.
The small washers is a very good idea to add length. Would you have a measurement for the MKS LL clips? Of course, the pedal style makes this an unreliable comparison, depending on the fore/aft size of the pedal.
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Velo Orange has "deep" clips. I use them, size 12 feet. https://store.velo-orange.com/index.p...toe-clips.html
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Velo Orange has "deep" clips. I use them, size 12 feet. https://store.velo-orange.com/index.p...toe-clips.html
VO carries the MKS deep (LL's) clips. Deep, until I used a pair of shoes with a slotted cleat. Then it was a no-go, and had to add the spacers.
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I have size 13's and find the plastic mountain bike clips to be the largest and very comfortable. My favorites are the Zefal clips.
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