Originally Posted by bowser29 (Post 19012569)

I find it easier to unclip on CB pedals in urban cycling with a lot of stop-and-go riding

Originally Posted by ptempel (Post 19012750)

I I recall seeing a strap that went from back to front in an angle that looked interesting. I don't know the name of it, though.

Originally Posted by noglider (Post 19013061)

I'm thinking about this, too. I have medical problems with my feet, so I will need super big shoes for the rest of my life. I got a fancy new pair of SPD shoes a couple of weeks ago, and they seemed promising, and last week I lost them on the subway! So it's time to rethink, again.

Originally Posted by FXjohn (Post 19013559)

kind of like the ones in the huge picture above your post?

Originally Posted by FXjohn (Post 19013559)

kind of like the ones in the huge picture above your post?

Originally Posted by bowser29 (Post 18065162)

Those considering going clipless might want to consider CrankBrothers pedals. I use them for my MTB and commuter and find them much better than SPD http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=470555

Originally Posted by Archwhorides (Post 19011692)

Why so?

BTW, the Giro shoes in your images (Republic?) are very versatile for mild walking, as well as being a comfortable shoe for urban cycling. I use them with Ritchey SPD-like cleats.