>>1679604you'll like them better, at least I did. Theres def a breaking in period where you gotta get used to the motion but you can do it enough where its second nature. Make sure you set them up to the easion tension so you can unclip without much effort, desu I just leave them in this mode since I've never had a foot accidentally unclip anyways.
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>>1679606 said, if you put the cleat all the way back and in the middle you cant go too wrong unless you got some weird knee/leg problems but you probably would of felt those with semi-tight straps anyways. Just make sure you get shimano yellow cleats if ur doing road ones. For shoes make sure the shoe actually fits, if you get a shoe thats too big the cleat is probably going to be too far forward. If you have wide feet don't size up, get a wide fitting shoe, I had to learn this the hard(expensive) way since apparently I have hobbit feet.
