Hi I've pretty much always used vans to ride at the moment I've got a pair of stolen pedals there full plastic and not too bad for grip but I'm looking into changing. Any recommendations?? I ride street mostly occasionally park
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check out dans comp. they have a shoe sale section where you can find some good deals. i just got some dc's for 45 dollars from there. brands i like are dc, etnies, globe, and you cant beat some airwalks.
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Me thinks some plastic pedals with metal pins try out you should young padawan
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bmxsteve99 wrote:Me thinks some plastic pedals with metal pins try out you should young padawan
I have full metal pedals on my jump bike and the hurt sooooo much when you slip, I have scares from like 2 years ago still
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Vjestiklaat wrote:I've got some old Vans Half Cabs and a pair of old Demolition teams, grippy as hell
I'll look at them
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bmxsteve99 wrote:Me thinks some plastic pedals with metal pins try out you should young padawan
Nikster199 wrote:I have full metal pedals on my jump bike and the hurt sooooo much when you slip, I have scares from like 2 years ago still
man up!! otherwise I just got a some i paths they seem to work well
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fuck ipaths
i had a pair and they shat out on me within a month
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bmxsteve99 wrote:Me thinks some plastic pedals with metal pins try out you should young padawan
Nikster199 wrote:I have full metal pedals on my jump bike and the hurt sooooo much when you slip, I have scares from like 2 years ago still
Alright I think I'll get some stolen plastics with metal pins
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Some of the newer emericas maybe. The cupsole ones.
I pretty much just buy old shoes on ebay now, all the shoes out now are trash it seems.
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slash pedals suck horse cock
they have a horrible shape and barely any grip
chucked mine in the trash in under a month
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best pedals in the universe are the new fit mac pedals. sooooo much grip best pedals I've ever run. and for shoes i suggest etnies maranas. best shoes ever. last a great amount of time, great pedal feel, just perfect in my opinion
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Any type of Vans grip well for me. Etnies are the same. But I am no longer a huge fan or plastic pedals. I got Odyssey Trailmix pedals and they are amazing. The grip on metal pedals is incredible. It doesn't matter what shoes I wear, they still grip phenomenally!
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I never thought shoes mattered much in the past so I just wore my nikes while riding but I got tired of tearing up all my shoes so I got some loteks and it's the only pair of bmx shoes I've ever owned but I feel like they grip really well
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Odyssey JC PC pedals and some Lotek Nightwolfs or Vans halfcabs
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Vans waffle for grip/nike zoom herringbone pattern too
Metal pedals all day I have pcs on now they dont grip nearly as well
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Vans TNT's on Fatality 13een pedals, honestly the most grip I have had from any setup ever, didn't slip a pedal once in a year with them. You can literally land with the ends of your toes on the pedals and still stick
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JCPC and vans have so much grip its ridiculous. and you can change the pin length for more of less grip.
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Jonathan Pfadt wrote:JCPC and vans have so much grip its ridiculous. and you can change the pin length for more of less grip.
Yeah I quite like them and you can change the plastic if it snaps
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