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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful 
Lightweight, adequate support, easy in and out, September 14, 2010 By This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) This is a review after 1hr of riding with these pedals. I ride a recumbent in South Florida, have been using both SPD pedals with sandals for casual rides, and Look Keo Carbons with racing shoes for more rigorous workouts. Been a serious cyclist off and on since 1967. While the Look system always worked well for me on diamond frame bikes, this set up is not ideal for bents. Hot feet, unsure footing when stopped, and difficult click in and release are the main factors. SPD with sandals are more comfortable with cooler feet and safer stops and starts, but secure engagement and easy release proved illusive. After 4 plus years and over 12,000 miles of frustration on the bent it was time for something new. I decided to give Crank Brothers a try. I wanted to use sandals primarily. Since sandals flex for walking some sort of pedal platform is very helpful for support. The Candy series pedals offer a small platform not as big as other pedals, but the trade-off is light weight... Read more
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful 
Solid grip & great float but no positive click in or out, July 8, 2011 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) Having not ridden in 13 years, at first I wasn't sure if I liked these because I had nothing to compare them to. After a few rides I switched these out for Shimano SPDs (PD-A530 with platform on one side and SPD on the other) that I got from Amazon and after just a short test ride of the Shimano, the Candy 3 pedals are much better than I had initially thought.
Where they crush the Shimano pedals is float. I'm pretty sure they both advertize 6 degrees of float. The Shimano SPDs actually begin to release at 6 degrees but at that edge you feel that you're there and the pedal is pushing back on you to get you to back to center. If you're not conscious of this and centering your foot when the pedal tells you too, I felt pressure on the side of my foot. The Crank Brothers pedals don't release until 15 degrees. I don't know why they call that 6 degrees of float but it's clearly more forgiving, more float and yet feels much more locked in than the SPD.
I wish the Candy... Read more
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful Great design improvement, good quality product! (some tweaks needed), August 9, 2010 By This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) I have always like crank brother pedal, mainly due to the cleat float and release (I have tried almost all the other pedal makes... ) And this is mainly what has kept me with Crank Brothers pedals. Converted to them in 2006 after SPD's got hung up and broke my leg (simple little fall, one pedal released, so body was able to rotate, but a wear ridge caught?, the other foot didn't release...snap, short story, almost lost the leg!). So nothing like rounded edges and brass cleats! they will always release(knock on wood), yet the security is perhaps the best of any pedal since when you jerk or try to pull out the pivot point is in the center so the harder the pull, the greater the grip... I have no qualms using these in sprint event on the track.. So anyway in general a great design with issues, e.g. the bearings were poor, the spring broke on me once, and the pedal stuck out way too far (I am talking of the basic eggbeater, I only briefly tried the plastic candy, and the Quattro's... Read more
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| 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful Lightweight, adequate support, easy in and out, By This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) This is a review after 1hr of riding with these pedals. I ride a recumbent in South Florida, have been using both SPD pedals with sandals for casual rides, and Look Keo Carbons with racing shoes for more rigorous workouts. Been a serious cyclist off and on since 1967. While the Look system always worked well for me on diamond frame bikes, this set up is not ideal for bents. Hot feet, unsure footing when stopped, and difficult click in and release are the main factors. SPD with sandals are more comfortable with cooler feet and safer stops and starts, but secure engagement and easy release proved illusive. After 4 plus years and over 12,000 miles of frustration on the bent it was time for something new. I decided to give Crank Brothers a try. I wanted to use sandals primarily. Since sandals flex for walking some sort of pedal platform is very helpful for support. The Candy series pedals offer a small platform not as big as other pedals, but the trade-off is light weight... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Solid grip & great float but no positive click in or out, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) Having not ridden in 13 years, at first I wasn't sure if I liked these because I had nothing to compare them to. After a few rides I switched these out for Shimano SPDs (PD-A530 with platform on one side and SPD on the other) that I got from Amazon and after just a short test ride of the Shimano, the Candy 3 pedals are much better than I had initially thought.Where they crush the Shimano pedals is float. I'm pretty sure they both advertize 6 degrees of float. The Shimano SPDs actually begin to release at 6 degrees but at that edge you feel that you're there and the pedal is pushing back on you to get you to back to center. If you're not conscious of this and centering your foot when the pedal tells you too, I felt pressure on the side of my foot. The Crank Brothers pedals don't release until 15 degrees. I don't know why they call that 6 degrees of float but it's clearly more forgiving, more float and yet feels much more locked in than the SPD. I wish the Candy... Read more 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful Great design improvement, good quality product! (some tweaks needed), By This review is from: Crank Brothers Candy 3 Pedal (Sports) I have always like crank brother pedal, mainly due to the cleat float and release (I have tried almost all the other pedal makes... ) And this is mainly what has kept me with Crank Brothers pedals. Converted to them in 2006 after SPD's got hung up and broke my leg (simple little fall, one pedal released, so body was able to rotate, but a wear ridge caught?, the other foot didn't release...snap, short story, almost lost the leg!). So nothing like rounded edges and brass cleats! they will always release(knock on wood), yet the security is perhaps the best of any pedal since when you jerk or try to pull out the pivot point is in the center so the harder the pull, the greater the grip... I have no qualms using these in sprint event on the track.. So anyway in general a great design with issues, e.g. the bearings were poor, the spring broke on me once, and the pedal stuck out way too far (I am talking of the basic eggbeater, I only briefly tried the plastic candy, and the Quattro's... Read more |
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