They’re a bit stiffer than my Shimano GR7 or Leatt 2.0. Especially notable hiking where the insole upgrade wasn’t necessary (but still nice).
Stiffness and flat pedal shoes isn’t a big deal (or as big a deal) as long as you right-size your platform to your foot. Tons of sizes/shapes of flat pedals now.
There’s a learning curve. Some technical climbs I use to do no problem clipped in have taken a year to conquer! Others, I may never get. Still, loving the experience. It’s harder but more fun, from my perspective.
May 17, 2021, 9:12 a.m. - Andrew Major
They’re a bit stiffer than my Shimano GR7 or Leatt 2.0. Especially notable hiking where the insole upgrade wasn’t necessary (but still nice). Stiffness and flat pedal shoes isn’t a big deal (or as big a deal) as long as you right-size your platform to your foot. Tons of sizes/shapes of flat pedals now. There’s a learning curve. Some technical climbs I use to do no problem clipped in have taken a year to conquer! Others, I may never get. Still, loving the experience. It’s harder but more fun, from my perspective.