What would be a good clipless padel for someone who is testing clipless padels and has a budget of around 40 to 70... This would be for road biking by the way. Right now i'm looking at the LOOK PP247 Road Pedal.
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TrevorN said:
What would be a good clipless padel for someone who is testing clipless padels and has a budget of around 40 to 70... This would be for road biking by the way. Right now i'm looking at the LOOK PP247 Road Pedal.
If you can stretch your budget a little, Speedplays are a good choice as they have dual-sided entry. Lots easier to clip into.
Stephen
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The Look 247 is a great pedal. Might also consider the Nashbar Ventoux pedal.
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I swear by the dual sided platform pedals by shimano(424, 545) They allow unclipped use as well as the platform makes it easy to find the right spot while in a sprint.
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TrevorN said:
What would be a good clipless padel for someone who is testing clipless padels and has a budget of around 40 to 70... This would be for road biking by the way. Right now i'm looking at the LOOK PP247 Road Pedal.
i had the pp206's as my first clipless pedal, and i can appreciate why people recommend dual-sided entry for first-timers. had a few hairy moments in traffic intersections trying to find the correct side until i got used to it. -
but a close shave saved you... haha (bad joke) 😄
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Conniebiker said:
I swear by the dual sided platform pedals by shimano(424, 545) They allow unclipped use as well as the platform makes it easy to find the right spot while in a sprint.
You can also get multi-release cleats for those, which are great for beginners. They're almost impossible to get stuck in. -
i just ordered the look pp247 pedals... haha and the adidas veultano shoes. so we will see! 😄
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