Clipless for wide feet

[email hidden] (Adam Rush) wrote in message
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I am a hopeless devotee of toeclips. I have tried SPD (reasonably priced) and Look (nice...)
pedals a handful of times and I do see things to like. However, I am someone who absolutely needs
4E shoes (an American measure of shoe width). Before I go out and order something (there's no
cycle butiques anywhere around here), what do you recommend to give me shoe width and crank
clearance?

If you like Look pedals then to give you the shoe width and crank clearance I would recommend the
Look CX7 pedal. This is Look's top-of-the-range road pedal. It has a relatively wide carbon platform
but the real advantage is that you can adjust the "Q-factor". This is the effective distance that
the pedal is from the crank. You can adjust upto 10mm, which should give you enough clearance.

What's the catch - make sure you have a wallet that matches your feet as they are very expensive.

-R

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Quoted message said:

I am a hopeless devotee of toeclips. I have tried SPD (reasonably priced) and Look (nice...)
pedals a handful of times and I do see things to like. However, I am someone who absolutely
needs 4E shoes (an American measure of shoe width). Before I go out and order something (there's
no cycle butiques anywhere around here), what do you recommend to give me shoe width and crank
clearance?

If you like Look pedals then to give you the shoe width and crank clearance I would recommend the
Look CX7 pedal. This is Look's top-of-the-range road pedal. It has a relatively wide carbon
platform but the real advantage is that you can adjust the "Q-factor". This is the effective
distance that the pedal is from the crank. You can adjust upto 10mm, which should give you enough
clearance.

What's the catch - make sure you have a wallet that matches your feet as they are very expensive.

I missed the OP so I'll launch off you ...

Speedplay also offers longer spindles for their pedals.

Robin Hubert

Try d2customfootwear.comd2customfootwear.comOpen ↗ for shoes.

"Adam Rush" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I am a hopeless devotee of toeclips. I have tried SPD (reasonably priced) and Look (nice...)
pedals a handful of times and I do see things to like. However, I am someone who absolutely needs
4E shoes (an American measure of shoe width). Before I go out and order something (there's no
cycle butiques anywhere around here), what do you recommend to give me shoe width and crank
clearance?