The regular freeriders are very flexible. That and the “stack” on the sole is really minimal so you’re right on top of the pedal. I almost think this is what I’m into as much or more than the flexibility. I think if the 2.0 insole was slightly less tall I’d have got on with them.
I haven’t had any issues hike a biking with them on long days, but I’m pretty used to low support shoes and spend a fair amount of time on my feet so it could be a foot conditioning thing.
Dec. 23, 2020, 3:53 a.m. - Agleck7
The regular freeriders are very flexible. That and the “stack” on the sole is really minimal so you’re right on top of the pedal. I almost think this is what I’m into as much or more than the flexibility. I think if the 2.0 insole was slightly less tall I’d have got on with them. I haven’t had any issues hike a biking with them on long days, but I’m pretty used to low support shoes and spend a fair amount of time on my feet so it could be a foot conditioning thing.