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LeWedge-Type Shims For Regular Shoes – Ideas?

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  1. I use Lemond LeWedge angled shims on my road bike shoes to adjust for forefoot tilt. Incredible product! I’m trying to think of something I can use in my regular street shoes to simulate the same effect when riding my mountain bike with platform pedals. Got any ideas on what I can use? I’m picturing some sort of material that I can cut to size that will function as a shim that I can stick inside my shoe, to go under the ball of my foot.

    FYI, I wear orthotics that go under my heels and arches, so the product – whatever it is – can run the full length of the shoe, and I won’t notice any sort of ridges/edges.

    Thanks

  2. I bought some cheap old road pedals, and filed the "rails"....it worked

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