What pedals do you use?

Skrobo, I would have thought that Cielenckis would be perfect for you...


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Hey Skrobo, I'd try out the Hoffman Soulmates. They are pretty much what
you are describing.

I personally use Straitlines and Twisted Plastics depending on how I'm
feeling, and then the Soulmates just go on whatever unicycle I'm not
riding at the moment.


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I have snafus and twisted plastics on my unis. I can't see why people
want plastic pedals for trials but they are nice for people learning and
attempting tricks.

The snafu pedals are OK but I bent the axle on two from doing Muni
(both right hand side)

I have one pair of cilenskis I got from Evan Bryne but I have never
used them. The snafu pedals are slightly lighter and have smaller pins
than the cilenskis that I have but if I can bend them I am not sure how
well they would stand up to your kind of abuse.

A fairly cheep pair of pedals I would not mind checking out (that seems
to meet your description) is Kona Jack **** pedals


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Pedals that have set screws don't have enough traction w/ still being
able to shift my feet, like Kona Jack ****s. I prefer regular or allen
screws, like JC's.

I have both. Stock neither has enough traction for me, so I put longer
screws in each.

My next pedal is going to be low profile like Kona Wah Wah's.


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peleschramm;1105129 wrote:
Skrobo, I would have thought that Cielenckis would be perfect for you...



definitely... if the pins hadn't been stripped before i got them...


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