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John
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Since my clipless pedals developed a defect, I reverted back to the old Power Grips. I was able to
adjust them to accept my lightweight waterproof hunting boots which have (I think) 200 grams of
Thinsulate insulation. Three hours of triking at 24 degree temps with a 15 mph wind left my toes in
much better shape than they were when riding with clipless sandals, two pairs of socks and a
neoprene bootie. The boots are heavier, of course, but still got the job done. I think from now on
I'll use Power Grips for cold weather riding.
adjust them to accept my lightweight waterproof hunting boots which have (I think) 200 grams of
Thinsulate insulation. Three hours of triking at 24 degree temps with a 15 mph wind left my toes in
much better shape than they were when riding with clipless sandals, two pairs of socks and a
neoprene bootie. The boots are heavier, of course, but still got the job done. I think from now on
I'll use Power Grips for cold weather riding.