What is toe depth on X-Large clips?
884372
Mind you, when I bought these, there was no size options. What I got is probably one size fits all.The distance from the bottom mounting holes to the end of the basket is about 2.75 inches. The origin8 pedals are about 2.5 inches so thats a pretty solid 5.25" inches. I'm shoe size 11.5 (US) and these things have saved my hide a couple times every time the pedals suddenly bottom out when the transmission misfires shifting and they practically catch me from falling off the bike. Be safe, get these.
884373
It is curved so it's hard to say but it fits a tennis shoe nicely. And they work well overall.
884374
I wear size 11 shoes and the toe clips go to about half an inch past the balls of my feet almost to the middle of my foot but not quite. I wear skinny shoes like soccer shoes and they go that far but say I am wearing boots, they go far enough that they are still comfortable. They are much better than any other size I have bought. If you ride fixie they are great for Skidding you can get alot of torque with them if you ride anything else you still wont be disappointed.
1301659
No pinching or rubbing - very comfortable and easy to step in and out of. I use Power Grips on a mountain bike and city bike, but toe clips work better with my road bike
735189
Probably not. They would stretch and be tight I'm assuming and wear holes in the toes quick also. Xtra large would be better in sure.
7022
I thought the same before I bought them. They won't give you the solid footing of a clip on. The strap will keep your instep fixed with I tight sinching. But unless you have size18 shoe your toes will wiggle.
550251
I'm not sure how thick is your toe but clipper can open quite a lot. It is a large clipper too! I think the opening gap is around .080 to .100''.. hope it helps
1153511
From my experience, its goes are far as your big toe does only but when I was using this I did ride with very lightweight sneakers. If your shoes are thick, have toe protections, etc the dimension changes.
31958
No. The loop is too large to keep the toe spreader in place on a little toe.
1153512
The clip holds almost exactly 3 inches of the shoe. Here a some pictures of how it mounts and with my shoe in it. Sorry for the horrible photo quality. http://imgur.com/a/aPUsD
164671
There is no hard and fast rule for the proper size clips. Probably size "M" medium for your shoe size. I wear a man's size 10 and must use a Large, as an example. However, it all depends upon where the foot hits the pedal with shoes on. The ball of the foot must be directly over the pedal axle. If a medium toe clip will work.... However, if the shoe has a large build up in front of the toe, then a medium size might not work. The large clip is exactly 3 inches beyond the pedal cage and exactly 4 inches from the center of the pedal axle. Put your foot on the pedal and position the ball of your foot centered on the axle. Measure from the center of the pedal axle to the end of the toe box of the shoe, where it would hit the toe clip. If it falls short of 4 inches, then get the medium size, if it is around 4 or maybe a bit less, then try the large. On another topic.... When sitting in the normal position on the saddle, and the pedals horizontal to the ground, you should be able to drop a plumb line from the bony protusion at the side of the knee directly down to the center of the pedal axle. If the plumb line falls short of the axle, then move the saddle forward as far as needed. If it falls forward of the pedal axle, move the saddle back. This technique will allow the proper leverage for the muscles in the leg. It's not a precise science, so just get it as close as possible. To choose the right size of stem, once correctly positioned on the saddle and pedals, then just fall forward to the bars and note your position. If you feel strecthed out a bit, then go for a shorter stem--cramped, then try a longer one or use a swept back riser style bar and move it forward or backwards to obtain a comfortable fit. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask--I was the cycling coach, designer and builder of the bike ridden by the Women's World Triathlon Champion, and a two time World Record holder myself.
896293
Uncertain, but I think "toe depth" may refer to the depth of the (2) two base cylinders that supports the handle bars to be inserted (which is four (4) inches deep. It may also refer to the depth and length of the handle bars to be inserted into the top or upper shaft tubesof the handtruck. Hope this is useful in your search.
1282717
Toe loops are far from bulky. The tape is thin but very durable and has been treated making it feel soft against both toes. Tho it fastens with a velcro-like tip, the tip usually is placed between the taped toe and the untaped one and is not felt. At least I don't feel it when wearing closed or open-toe shoes. That should give you some idea of the lack of bulk in this device.
2256090
On mine, it is the inside diameter where your toe goes. The good points are the fact that you can cut it to any shape to make it fit and there is plenty of it. You will find it lasting a long time. Your name suggest you have big feet. If so, you might want a larger size. If one is not available I'm sure you can find a way to make this work for you. It definitely protects the top of your toes, which is why I ordered it.
2019127
You need the largest clip or "Max" size brick clip; Max size brick clips usually means an ability to accomodate maximum brick ht of 3 and 1/8 inches....seemingly a pb for you given the unusual ht of nearly 4 inches. There are several manufs of max size clips including a company aptly called Brick Clip. I would call the company (just Google them) and ask IF their max size clip will extend to 3 and 3/4 inches. BTW, do be sure your measurements are accurate-the ht you give, as I said, is quite unusual. Now to the point, the Good Tidings clip is for a smaller brick ht known as "standard" which clearly is too little for you. Good Luck!! BTW, do be sure the brick mortor depth is at least 1/8 inch or more!
641475
"mini" has nothing to do with shoe or foot size. the clips are "mini" in the sense that only your toes fit into them and they do not cover half of your foot. they keep the ball of your foot on the pedal and have worked out great for me.
1175664
Use a small flat head screw driver and undo the clip. These laces are awesome. They're tight enough to allow your feet to be stable in the shoes, but do not cause pressure point issues.
44568
These clips are pretty narrow in the toe box. I wore Adidas Sambas and Vans Authentic Lows, all of off which fit prefect. I would imagine Keen shoes would be a bit big with the iconic Keen toe.
2268412
No, they gripped just fine. The toe stop was VERY slippery, as it seemed to be a plastic rather than a rubber feel. That kind of stopper is fairly worthless. Lol