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ankle problems

freddie_ · 2009-05-01 17:06:58

hey all. just wondering if any one has heard of a pedal that can be adjusted to stop my ankle rolling inwards. this currently happens and puts serious pressure on my knees. i currently have look keo pedals. any info would be great

01-05-2009 5:06pm

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freddie_

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hey all. just wondering if any one has heard of a pedal that can be adjusted to stop my ankle rolling inwards. this currently happens and puts serious pressure on my knees. i currently have look keo pedals. any info would be great

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#2 01-05-2009 5:29pm

niceonetom

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I don;t have any experience of this myself but I think these types of issue are generally tackled through orthotic inserts that fit inside the shoe, not by doing anything to the pedals.

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#3 01-05-2009 5:35pm

freddie_

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ya i have them and they are working well enough but i heard someone saying that there is a pedal on the market which would help even further. maybe i dreamt about these magic pedals but i will keep lookin. thanks thou

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#4 01-05-2009 6:20pm

Lumen

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Depends why your foot is rolling. You might get orthotics or the cleat built up, or something else further up (e.g. asymmetric saddle position) if there is another cause.

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