Edit: seems like about my experience with foot positioning. I've blown up my achilles from hyper extension on bigger stuff/landings a few times now from riding with ball of my foot on the axle, and now at this point I'm pretty hyper cautious about letting my foot sit that far back - which may be why I like the flattest/thinnest pedal available and why concave pedals don't generally leave me thrilled. Control seems better with the ball of my foot on the axle vs the arch, but I can't handle the ankle explosions that seem to happen regularly if I fuck up and ride on the ball for a few minutes.
Probably just a strength thing. I've always been just about the laziest rider I know when it comes to putting in the work to get good.
I am still moderately happy with my dentist spec Syntace pedals, they have the smoothest bearings I have ever had in pedals.
The bearing bulge design is still dumb, you get just as many rock strikes because your pedals are wider overall, the ano is thin, aluminium pins are shit and they have no proper concave but they are still decent in my eyes.
I prefer them to Horizons but do miss the concavity, Horizons are just a bit small for my hoofs.
Emailed a couple of years back to see if they'd do an XL Horizon, no was the answer.
Free Shipping in the US *ATTN: Riders with Size 13 foot and larger* Get the pedals that will instantly improve your power, stability and comfort. If you wear a size 12 or smaller shoe then the larger pedal won’t work for you. In fact, the consistent feedback from smaller footed riders (including...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.