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Phew! The Xero Dillons offer no grip on a bike pedal when wet

I don't even really mean this as much of a complaint, since these types of shoes have thin soles and therefore can't really have a knobby grip pattern on the bottom like other shoes can. We know they have less traction. I'm mainly just posting because it's quiet in here. :P

So yeah. Just got back from a quick trip to the grocery store in the rain. It was... a little bit of an adventure. Maybe I should get different pedals.

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lemmy.world

I would suggest grippy rubbery pedals with a broad contact surface: I had very worn and small pedals that gave no stability when wet, then I swapped them for these and solved all problems. They are cheap too :)

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There are bmx/mountain bike pedals with spike-like things. Those might not be amazing for your shoes long term, but offer amazing grip

I have a combi with shimano spd on the other side, used. They are pretty expensive new

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