I have been using the A520s on my road bike and have not had any problems with them. Being one-sided, I sometimes have to flip them over when I'm clipping in on my second foot, but they have a nice platform for quick starts without being clipped in. I haven't had any numbness or hot spot issues with them.
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08-29-2007, 06:33 PM #1
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08-29-2007, 07:17 PM #2
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I have Crankbrothers Quattros and Sidi Zeta road shoes. It's a good combo for me, but there are so many choices out there that it's hard to know where to begin. The Quattro pedal platform is double sided, and although I have had some numb toe/hot spot issues, I blame it on my old shoes and not on the pedals and cleats. My road shoes are not slippery and they're ok for walking around. They have rubber heel pads and the Quattro cleats have a plastic thingie that recesses the cleat and give you a surface for walking (as well as providing a larger area for your shoe to interface with the pedal). I am also on a budget, but I found the Quattros on clearance from Sierra Trading Post and last year's Sidis on mega-clearance from Nashbar. Definitely try loosening up the straps on your shoes. I wear mine a lot looser than I did at first and it has helped a lot with foot comfort issues. Especially on longer rides where your feet might tend to swell a bit!
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