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Like conventional clipless pedals, pulling up shouldn't allow you to release
Mark. Or at least not easily. My understanding is that to release you would
angle your foot by lifting your instep while keeping the outside of your foot
in contact with the pedal. A force pulling directly up is one that you
generally want to be resisted. It's not clear to me if twisting your foot
would cause the pedal to release but it sounds like there is quite a lot of
float, so it might take quite an angle to release in this way. It's wait and
see at this point. Hopefully we'll get a sample once the project gets funded,
which should happen today.
July 16, 2015, 10:37 a.m. - Cam McRae
#!markdown Like conventional clipless pedals, pulling up shouldn't allow you to release Mark. Or at least not easily. My understanding is that to release you would angle your foot by lifting your instep while keeping the outside of your foot in contact with the pedal. A force pulling directly up is one that you generally want to be resisted. It's not clear to me if twisting your foot would cause the pedal to release but it sounds like there is quite a lot of float, so it might take quite an angle to release in this way. It's wait and see at this point. Hopefully we'll get a sample once the project gets funded, which should happen today.