Flat Pedal Recommendation...
11-06-21, 03:45 PM
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Flat Pedal Recommendation...
Hi,
I've been riding GR10s for years. I have big-ass feet, and even these pedals burn after a while. Also, I want to ride with bulkier footwear on my commute to work. Was thinking of trying some BMX/flat pedals with Holdfast-type straps.
Can anybody out there recommend flat pedals that are quality, durable, serviceable, and on the larger side? Money isn't really an object.
Thanks!
I've been riding GR10s for years. I have big-ass feet, and even these pedals burn after a while. Also, I want to ride with bulkier footwear on my commute to work. Was thinking of trying some BMX/flat pedals with Holdfast-type straps.
Can anybody out there recommend flat pedals that are quality, durable, serviceable, and on the larger side? Money isn't really an object.
Thanks!
11-06-21, 07:41 PM
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The Velo Orange Sabot pedals are very large and very high quality flat platform pedals that will easily accept a multitude of straps. Of course, they are also very expensive.
https://velo-orange.com/products/grand-cru-sabot-pedals
https://velo-orange.com/products/grand-cru-sabot-pedals
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11-06-21, 07:56 PM
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I like my Redline Monster pedals.. inexpensive and sealed bearings.. they offer both Alloy and PC
11-06-21, 10:40 PM
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I love my Crankbrother's Stamp pedals. Any BMX or mountain bike pedals with pins will do the job really. Just watch your shins 
Fyxation pedals and straps are popular as well.
Fyxation pedals and straps are popular as well.
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11-07-21, 09:59 AM
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Kona Wah Wah Large. They won't take straps, but they're so grippy you won't need them.
11-19-21, 10:17 AM
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Hi,
I've been riding GR10s for years. I have big-ass feet, and even these pedals burn after a while. Also, I want to ride with bulkier footwear on my commute to work. Was thinking of trying some BMX/flat pedals with Holdfast-type straps.
Can anybody out there recommend flat pedals that are quality, durable, serviceable, and on the larger side? Money isn't really an object.
Thanks!
I've been riding GR10s for years. I have big-ass feet, and even these pedals burn after a while. Also, I want to ride with bulkier footwear on my commute to work. Was thinking of trying some BMX/flat pedals with Holdfast-type straps.
Can anybody out there recommend flat pedals that are quality, durable, serviceable, and on the larger side? Money isn't really an object.
Thanks!
11-19-21, 01:31 PM
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Second the recommendation for Sabot pedals. Also, I have a pair of the original Crank Bros. 5050 pedals and I love them. No experience with the new 5050 2, but probably just as good.
11-20-21, 07:52 AM
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I recommend the Crankbrothers Stamp 7 (large). They're made for large feet but are still low profile, light, concave, and with durable bearings. Fantastic pedals.
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