Review on 🚲 Delta Cycle Foot Fenders: Bicycle Toe Clips for Comfortable and Convenient Mountain Biking by Ken Reed

If you have the standard pedals they should be easy to install and work well. There were no mounting screws, so I had to make small plates to fit behind the posts separating the surfaces of my pedals - no big deal. However, the optimal position of your chuck on the pedal is so that the ball of your foot is directly over the pedal axle. With these devices, this can vary greatly depending on foot/shoe size. I wear men's shoes in size 8.5, so my foot would be too far forward even with normal pedals. However, things got even worse with my oversized pedals. The solution was to tape a piece of strong duct tape around the end of the device to cover the hole and then put in a layer of padding covered with another layer of duct tape. Of course it's not very pretty, but it works well. Hey, for the price you can't expect perfection but they work and look pretty solid.