SPD pedal converters?

[zexel]

Maybe you lot should have read the instructions and you could've avoided these, 'fell off/couldn't get em off' situations

Shimano technical instructions.

I've actually never used them so can't give any feedback.

 

[Davidc]

An alternative is to use pedals which are plain one side and SPD the other. You need to get used to flipping them over though

I'm not a fan of clipless, but this is probably a reasonable compromise.

 

[Mark Grant]

I have these on a hybrid and they are fine.

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/double-function-pedals-3883519/

 

[mummra]

I've got the PD22's on my bike and have never had any issues. Though I have only every used the flat side for testing the bike after maintenance for 5 minutes.
I got them for the reflectors to be honest.
Not the coolest thing going but during winter night commutes I though I'd better be totally legal.

 

[Fex]

I have recently bought a new Genesis Crois de Fer which arrived equipped the these pedal converters. Having only ridden the bike for about 250 miles, I am quite happy with the pedals and have no problem clipping in (or out). I did try to remove them by twisting them by hand but failed; I now know how to do it (http://techdocs.shimano.com/media/t...01/SI-PD22D-001-ENG_v1_m56577569830661952.pdf) and that I need to slacken the retention spring first so will give it another try when I get round to it. As they are no problem, I am in no particular rush to do so.

 

[ajwilcox]

I have these on a hybrid and they are fine.

http://www.decathlon...pedals-3883519/

Yep I have been using those Wellgos for a while. Suit my purposes excellently.