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Zefal Toe Clips

Another pedigree product from Zefal. Their heritage shines through on the toe clips and straps (sold seperately).

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Another pedigree product from Zefal. Their heritage shines through on the toe clips and straps (sold seperately).

Top Features of the Zefal Toe Clips

Toe Clips (TC)

Toe Clips Strapless(TCS)

Product Data

MTB:	Yes
Road:	Yes

Choose either the Strapless TCS or the large TC and complete it with leather or fabric straps (sold seperately).

Specification information

Size
Zefal	UK	US	Euro	Japan
Small	up to 6 1/2	up to 7 1/2	up to 40	up to 25 1/2
Medium	6 1/2 - 8	7 1/2 - 9	40 - 42	25 1/2 - 27
Large	8 - 11	9 - 12	42 - 45	27 - 29 1/2
X-Large	11 and over	12 and over	45 and over	29 1/2 and over

About Flat Pedals

Flat pedals are ideal for those not wanting to use a clipless pedal system, they provide a large grippy platform for normal shoes to grip too. You can fit toe clips and straps to some flat pedals to benefit from pulling upwards when pedalling on hills or accelerating, these tend to be more for road/commuting use. Generally the main use for most types of this pedal now is Freeride or Downhill where quick placement and removal of the foot is essential.

About the Zefal brand

Zéfal is a worldwide leading manufacturer of cycling accessories.

Zéfal is a worldwide leading manufacturer of cycling accessories: pumps, bottles, bottle cages, mudguards, racks, bags, maintenance products...

Since 1880 Zéfal’s main focus has been innovation. After the invention of the Presta valve (also called the French valve), Zéfal has registered many patents to improve the efficiency and ease of use of cycling accessories.

Today our people still share the same passion for innovation as 130 years ago.

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Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty.
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Zefal Toe Clips 4.3 5 226 226

Good - but need fettling! These simple, robust, well designed moulded clips made a huge improvement to the abominable pedals supplied with my otherwise superb £1,000 road bike. Sadly the fixing details were disappointing: there were no instructions (so I've no idea what the supplied metal plates were for) but worst of all, the fixing nuts (also supplied) were not shakeproof. I substituted nylocs from the start, to avoid the risk of them coming loose or of over tightening to avoid this and wrecking the plastic. 14 July 2010

Not bad These are easy to fit and do the job but are a bit uncomfortable. 13 July 2010

Easy to use Bought these to go with MKS MT FT Pedals and they work very well together. Still getting used to getting into the clips but they are very easy to get out of - make sure you buy the correct size. None of the problems associated with straps. 11 July 2010

toe clips excellent product, easy to fit and very good value for money although have to be careful using them as there weight flips pedals so that clips can touch the ground. Overall rating 4 10 July 2010

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9 answers

How do I fit the toe clips as I have not received any instructions.

4 years, 7 months ago

Monkeytb

1I have this question too

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Top 500 Contributor

Answer:

you need to have pedals with the holes in them, these will then attach easily

Country : Australia

1 year, 2 months ago

MONARO350

adelaide

Answer:

Fitting is easy. You use the supplied nuts, bolts and reinforcing washer to bolt it to front of your pedal. Put the toe clips on lightly at first then try out the pedal for foot position and adjust the lateral position of the toe clips to what's comfortable for you. Then do up the bolts firmly (remembering the toe clips are plastic so don't go mad).

3 years, 6 months ago

Thunderbird2

Perth

Answer:

You get 2 screws per clip. Remove the light reflector from your pedal and you should find 2 holes behind. Simply use the screws to attach the clips.

3 years, 7 months ago

benraiton

Answer:

it's pretty self-evident. holes in the pedals, slots and screws come with the clips. you'll find it pretty tricky to fit them any other way than the correct way.

3 years, 8 months ago

bluenick62

Answer:

you will need flat pedals which have holes for the bolts to fit in
then use the supplied nuts and bolts to fix them to the pedals.

Only do up the nuts till they are tight enough to hold the clips in place to much and you start to deform the plastic

4 years ago

omirace1

Inverness

Answer:

Your pedals need to have slots for the clip and then screw holes for you to fit the screws through to attach to the nut. If your pedals don't have this then you may need to buy a compatible pedal.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years ago

WildBill

London

Answer:

Just take off the removable reflector and attach them with the supplied nuts and bolts. Check for tightness the first few times you use them as they can work loose.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years, 5 months ago

SchwinnMan

Fife

Answer:

just screw them on- screw one side- nut the other

4 years, 5 months ago

jhvgfhkgccd

Woodbry Common

Answer:

Put two screws through the toe-clip from the front and enter them into the holes which line-up in the front of the pedal. Now screw the nuts on finger tight.(this can be tricky, getting them started) Straddle the bike and put your foot on the pedal, sliding the clip to left or right so that it cradles your foot in a comfortable position on the pedal. Grip clip and pedal together, remove foot carefully and tighten screws in this position. Check that it still holds your foot in the correct position. Repeat with the other clip.

4 years, 7 months ago

TonyCar

2 answers

Dimensions

Like one of the reviewers I have a mudguard on my front wheel. Can anyone give me any idea how far the clips protrude in front of the pedal when fitted please ( I will need to buy the medium size clips)?

Thanks very much

Country : United Kingdom

2 years, 1 month ago

essexsteve

Chelmsford, Essex, UK

1I have this question too

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Answer:

i have the strapless L/XL and they measure 75mm from front surface of pedal

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 11 months ago

skee73

London, UK

Answer:

I can confirm that these stick out of the front of the pedal by 8 cm's I hope this helps.

2 years ago

wigglegrant

2 answers

Are strapes needed?

Hi!

I'm going to buy Zefal Toe Clips. Since I've never used anything like this before, I don't understand exactly how I can attach them to the pedals. Do I also need to order Zefal strapes?

Thanks!

Country : Sweden

1 year, 6 months ago

polina113

Östersund, Sweden

1I have this question too

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Answer:

They bolt onto the front of a flat pedal, through the gaps. If you buy strapless toe clips then they don't need straps, they are sort of half clips that your toes slot into.
Toe clips proper need straps and you can buy these separately.

1 year, 5 months ago

pinksock

cambridge

Answer:

Please email sales@wiggle.co.uk for further information on this product.

1 year, 6 months ago

WiggleAlex

8 answers

does these come with the fittings needed to attack to the pedal?

i.e. all the screws etc.

5 years, 4 months ago

TigerTom

1I have this question too

Answers

Answer:

Mine came with 4 screws, 4 nuts and a couple of plates which I didn't need.

3 years, 6 months ago

neoancient

Answer:

Yes

3 years, 8 months ago

DIYManUK

Answer:

Yes they do

3 years, 9 months ago

Lisapisa

Answer:

Yes, but your pedal may not be compatible. It needs to have a slot for the clip to fit into and screw holes.

4 years ago

WildBill

London

Answer:

Yes;

4 years, 4 months ago

K891

Bristol

Answer:

Yes they do - very easy to fit.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years, 5 months ago

SchwinnMan

Fife

Answer:

mine did

4 years, 5 months ago

jhvgfhkgccd

Woodbry Common

Answer:

Yes.

5 years, 4 months ago

guru

hampshire.uk

6 answers

Sorry if this sounds a silly question, but am new to cycling and have not puchased these before. Are these sold in pairs or do i need to order 2?

5 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

Essex

1I have this question too

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Answer:

They come in pairs

Country : United Kingdom

3 years, 8 months ago

Doodlepal

BROMSGROVE

Answer:

Comes in a pair.

4 years ago

WildBill

London

Answer:

pairs

4 years, 4 months ago

digiman100

salisbury

Answer:

They come in pairs.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years, 5 months ago

SchwinnMan

Fife

Answer:

They're a nice pair

4 years, 5 months ago

jhvgfhkgccd

Woodbry Common

Answer:

They are sold in pairs

5 years, 4 months ago

BigSi

6 answers

are the strapless version deeper section to accomadate every day boots ie my work boots?

5 years ago

happyhippy

1I have this question too

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Answer:

Yes they should. I use regular trainers & have a wide foot. they are flexible & durable

2 years, 10 months ago

novice74

Top 250 Contributor

Answer:

I actually found these toe clips to be quite narrow. Not sure what kind of work boots you have but they might be a tight fit.

I have small feet (womens UK4) and they fit well but I did question how a large foot (or thicker soled shoe) would go with these.

Country : Australia

3 years, 3 months ago

Purrito

Melbourne

Answer:

The large size is relatively deep for everyday shoes and boots, BUT not deep enough for heavy duty safety boots with steel toe caps etc - my steelies do not fit in adequately!

Country : United Kingdom

3 years, 6 months ago

woldfarm

lincoln, UK

Answer:

Work boots may be a bit big - great with cycling shoes or trainers.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years, 5 months ago

SchwinnMan

Fife

Answer:

I bought a set of these Zefal strapless clips after I changed my steel toe-cap work trainers and was really struggling to get my feet in and out of my standard toe-clips and straps. I found that the new trainers stood higher at the toe than my old ones and would not go into the strapless clips. I have had several go's with a heat gun to 'open them up' with reasonable success. I couldn't recommend them for use with real work boots I'm sorry to say. TonyCar

4 years, 7 months ago

TonyCar

Answer:

If your work boot is a steel toe cap or like then I would have to say no. Or use any of my recommendations if you worried about you foot slipping off the pedal in wet weather.

Country : United Kingdom

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5 years ago

Diesel32

London

5 answers

Compatability

Can you recommend some pedals which will take these strapless clips please?

4 years, 7 months ago

tambourineman

East Kent

1I have this question too

Answers

Answer:

Wellgo LU-950's are a great match

2 years, 5 months ago

snowysdad

Answer:

The MKS GR-9 is an excellent pedal

3 years, 5 months ago

MacThijs

The Netherlands

Answer:

It really depends on what you are doing, for MTB I would recommendWellgo LU 950 Alloy Flat Pedals, but cross country and road I would recommend SPD's.

Country : United Kingdom

4 years, 2 months ago

Woody1608

Kent

Answer:

I use them with MKS MT FT Black Commuter Pedals on a lightly used mountain bike and find them very easy to use. You might possibly need more rugged pedals for serious mountain biking.

4 years, 5 months ago

SchwinnMan

Fife

Answer:

any cheap pedals

4 years, 5 months ago

jhvgfhkgccd

Woodbry Common

3 answers

Are these compatible with shimano m324 combination pedals?

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3 years, 8 months ago

Anonymous

1I have this question too

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Answer:

I don't think so, although I am not completely sure.

3 years, 5 months ago

MacThijs

The Netherlands

Answer:

Yes, but that'd be one weird pedal. The toe clips would be on the underside when you use the m324s clipped in with the risk of grounding on corners or bumpy ground. I wouldn't recommend that set up.

3 years, 6 months ago

Thunderbird2

Perth

Answer:

The clips will fit onto the pedals for the plain side but are not recommended for the cleat side of the pedals.

Country : United Kingdom

3 years, 8 months ago

WiggleDean

Hampshire

3 answers

Weight of clip turns pedal upside down

I have the strapless clips which I use with my fixxie, only problem is that the weight of the clips always makes the pedals turn upside down, when setting off I struggle to flip the second pedal over to insert my shoe, any ideas? Thanksb

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 3 months ago

chas5750

kent

1I have this question too

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Answer:

I think this a problem with all clips, strapless or not. Pedals should have a slight projection which helps you to turn them over, but , in the main, it is just practice. It does get really easy in time. Happy cycling!

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 2 months ago

canwestopforcoffee

Northampton

Answer:

I'm not always that great in it myself, but it definitely works when you gently rol itl back on your toes. I know it has to be fast, but actually do it gently at a steady pace...it speeds up the whole process. :) Good luck

1 year, 2 months ago

passenger

Dublin, Ireland