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    1. Ignash-3D on

      This is their purpose, so your feet will grip better to them.

      I would say, just use cheap flat shoes for these kind of pedals and you’re golden.

    2. aggropunx on

      That’s how my MTB pedals are. They do eventually tear up the soles of my vans, but they grip like hell so it’s worth it to me. They do suck when you slip a pedal and whack your shin though.

    3. HZCH on

      That’s pedals for you.

      I shortened some screws length by unscrewing them and adding some bolts, on my fixie ride.

    4. jv1261 on

      I ended up going with ISSI pedals. They were about 45 dollars and are all plastic and don’t shred the soles of my shoes but I’ve never had a foot slip off them.

    7. Significant_Chip3775 on

      If you have actual MTB flat pedal shoes the soles should hold up pretty well for a long time. This is normal for flat pedal shoes.

    8. MDST55 on

      Hey mate I ordered same ones and it chewed my shoes up pretty badly. Unlike you I didn’t think about it until too late. My plan is to replace the screws with shorter ones and see how I go

    9. snacktonomy on

      This is literally like every single flat pedal with pins on the market, did you not see pictures before buying?

      I was aware of these chewing up shoes from the reviews, but I have a different problem – I get a hot spot on my right foot, so I’m looking to buy flat sole MTB shoes. 5/10 Freeriders are on a good sale on Adidas website right now.

    11. ValidGarry on

      The pedals and proper shoes combine to work as a system and prevent your feet slipping. They are designed this way. They are excellent at what they do.

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