I have used clipless pedals forever.From Look,Shimano, And most recently Speed Play. When my arches in my feet sank my feet grew and my expensive road and Mtn bike shoes didn't fit. So I decided to put Speedplay Frog pedals on both my road and MTN bikes and used one pair of Shimano Mtn shoes with speedplay cleats so I could walk around without fear of sliding on my backside. I use the shoes on both bikes.Not sure I'll put them on my Sam. I like them.Easy to get in and out.There are many others out there as have been posted above.My two cents. On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 9:01:53 AM UTC-6, Mike K. wrote: > > Good morning, all. > > Been thinking lately about getting some of those fancy, "clipless" shoes > you "clip in" to (another thread altogether), and was wondering if anyone > has advice to offer. I like the 2-sided pedals Shimano makes - like the > A530 > <http://www.rei.com/product/764688/shimano-a530-spd-sport-road-pedals> - so > I could clip in for longer rides and commutes, but wear my Chacos or > sneakers for just fartin' around town if I am feeling especially "unracey" > that day. > > Anyone have first-hand experience with pedals they can offer. And maybe > the hardest thing for me to figure out without trying a bunch on and > actually riding in them, is the shoes to match. I know the Shimano SPD > pedals are 2-bolt, so I can avoid the super-stiff, carbon-soled road shoes, > praise the Lord, but I'm comfortable investing a little bit in a decent set > so they last me, say around $150 to $200. > > Thanks, > Mike K. >
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