The Fyxation Gates Toe Straps are a high security, wear and tear resistant alternative to traditional toe clips.
Built for use with the BMX-style pedals like Fyxation's very own Gates model, these durable holders are made from 2 inch nylon seatbelt webbing. A stiff lower strap maintains the shape so they're easy to get in and out of, and the extra long upper strap adjusts to accommodate footwear of all shapes and sizes.
The Gates Toe Straps are available in Black and White and are sold in pairs. Made in the U.S.A.
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Reviewed 12/23/2021
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
northern Arkansas
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fits on existing pedals, no special shoes needed.
Used for exercise, to build muscle and stamina on the upstroke as well as the down.
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Reviewed 7/13/2021
by Anonymous
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South Florida
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Easy to use, dependable, well made
The velcro is strong and holds the straps well. The design is simple and effective. Absolutely love the straps, the way they maintain their shape lets you strap in while pedaling with ease. Only downside is if you have smaller feet like I do, they will run a little bit big and not completely hug your shoes, so you don't feel fully strapped in. Regardless, these are pretty solid.
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Reviewed 6/28/2012
by elguapo423
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Portland, maine
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2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
These straps work well
I use these with fixation pedals to cruise without SPD. They are really functional and relatively easy to get into, but the foot is much farther forward than an spd or even toe clip (which i despise), but i'm still getting used to them. They are stiff enough to stay open for entry and locking up the rear tire feels solid, but takes some getting used to as well. i feel like i have yet to get them fully dialed and different shoes require different adjustment, but this is simple. I am an SPD guy though so to me nothing compares to that connection and foot placement.
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