SPD SL and SPD hybrid pedals?
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Schwinn made a pedal that was SPD on one side, LOOK on the other and had a snap-in toe clip. Made for spin bikes but would give a lot of options if used on a utility bike.
https://www.amazon.com/Schwinn-95150-.../dp/B000F5M580
https://www.amazon.com/Schwinn-95150-.../dp/B000F5M580
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I prefer the SPDs for commuting too but my feet get numb on long, hard rides and the larger size of the SPD-SL helps a lot. The solution is two bikes or to switch pedals. I commute on my SPD-SLs during the portion of the year that I'm doing a lot of recreational riding. I use Lake CX-125s which are pretty walkable for a road shoe but they're no longer made.
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Schwinn made a pedal that was SPD on one side, LOOK on the other and had a snap-in toe clip. Made for spin bikes but would give a lot of options if used on a utility bike.
https://www.amazon.com/Schwinn-95150-.../dp/B000F5M580
https://www.amazon.com/Schwinn-95150-.../dp/B000F5M580
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