Those shimano double sided mtb clippless/flat pedals. I absolutely love 'em. I use the cycling shoes for nice weather exercise rides, and regular shoes for everything else.

pics as requested... shoes are Shimano M075.

bottom...
http://s5.tinypic.com/25g7vvd.jpg

least amount of cleat clearance...
http://s5.tinypic.com/spyk4i.jpg

most cleat clearance...
http://s5.tinypic.com/14y925v.jpg

XT M770 SPDs on the Scott Sub 20. The rest are non-SPDs. I have a vintage MKS Quill 2k on my Columbia (love em), removable MKS Promenades on my foldies.

Platform BMX pedals.... I just put a pair of cages on, but they are too small. I wear Doc Martin shoes to work and they are way to big for the toe cage. Anyone know of a toe cage that will fit boots?

Anyone commute on anything like this?

http://www.performancebike.com/produ...-RDB-ANGLE.jpg

Eggies.

Egg Beater MXR's

I commute on Speedplay Drilliums, which look remarkably like that:


http://northernbeachescycles.com.au/...rillium_07.jpg


I used SPDs for a short while, but didn't like them much. They were easy enough to get into and out of, but I didn't like the fact that I had to wear the special shoes, and the performance wasn't any better than it is with the platforms I use now. Even in driving rain, up out of saddle cranking hard up a steep hill, my feet have never once slipped off these pedals.

The Tioga pedals i posted on page one.

Double-sided mountain SPDs, but I'm building a cheap, casual town/bar bike with a 3 speed hub and platforms and It'll replace my FG road bike for the short distances I usually travel.

I like clipless so much more than clips & straps around stoplights, but for my 3 mile commute they're both aggressively unnecessary

Depending on the bike, 1 gen looks or 1 gen time racing pedals.

mks Gr-9, soma quad gate clips, toshi doubles. best combo i've ever run on my FG
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3403/...g?v=1233284796

Eggies fo sho

Double sided. One side is platform and the other is SPD.
http://bike.shimano.com/publish/cont...bm.512.384.gif

I generally use the platforms. They're a good platform pedal but you have to learn to flip the pedal every time. It's easier than you'd think. I just point my toe down.

I ride MKS touring pedals.....

Really like the rivendell BK pedal with sandals.

http://www.rivbike.com/images/produc...pair-thumb.jpg

http://www.rivbike.com/search/run?qu...product=14-053

I've got 1000's of miles on mine, no complaints.

+1 - but I use security guard boots (magnums)

Junk platforms + straps that I picked up from the LBS for about $15, and these, which are probably my favorite casual (i.e. non-cycling specific) cycling shoes ever:

http://images.journeys.com/images/pr...1_77540_FS.jpg

Time Atac ROC for me. I've been using them all winter and they've performed very well.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/images/time-...carbon-ind.jpg

I use Look Keo Classic pedals.

Nashbar Cage Pedals for me:

http://www.nashbar.com/images/nashba...-NCL-ANGLE.jpg

I never have to worry about the "right" side being up when I'm hopping on in traffic, and they grip all of my shoes (dress, casual, and running) securely--I can't imagine ever slipping off of them. If I ever get myself a dedicated road bike I might--might go clipless, but these are perfect for my commute.

http://shop.konaworld.com/products.p...Wah-Wah-Pedal#
Crazy light, very grippy, not cheap.
Empirical evidence suggests that women are less likely to speak to you when you wear bike shoes with street clothes.

My commuter is also my around-towner; I don't always want to use clipless shoes, so I use the Performance Forte Campus SPD/flat dual-sided pedals: http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...slisearch=true

http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...slisearch=truehttp://www.performancebike.com/produ...-NCL-ANGLE.jpg
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...slisearch=true

Currently I have MKS Sylvans, clips, double straps.
I used to ride with eggbeaters but got tired of wearing my mtb shoes all the time.

Soon I'll be riding SPDs most likely.

http://www.rivbike.com/images/produc...main_photo.jpg

great pedals

I made the commute this morning with toe clips on platforms, after 3 years of SPDs. Honestly, I couldn't really tell the difference. About the same trouble to get in/out of, and felt pretty much exactly the same when riding. I know that means I wasn't using the SPDs like the awesome performance athlete that I should wear team kit to pretend I am, but I guess that's just how it goes.

I'll probably keep rolling with the toe clips, so I don't have to bother with special shoes when I just want to noodle around the neighborhood.

I use the Grip King platform pedals from Rivendell. I don't own cycling shoes nor do I intend to purchase them. For riding in my suburban environs, with plenty of stops, starts and assorted traffic controls, it works for me. I tried using a platform with a toe clip but found that with some of the shoes I wear, my dexterity with getting the pedal aligned and shoe inserted into the toe clip was cumbersome, especially when crossing a street at a traffic light (when I just want to get up to speed and not get run over.)