How to CLIP IN Peloton Shoes with Confidence

Are you tired of being the person in class who can't seem to clip into your Peloton shoes?

You know the feeling: you’re sweating it, feeling embarrassed and self-conscious because you cannot get your shoes clipped in.

Fear not, my fellow uncoordinated friends! Clipping in may seem daunting, but with a bit of practice and some handy tips, you'll be a pro in no time.

Keep reading to learn the tips and tricks to mastering the art of clipping into Peloton shoes. Don't let shoe struggles hold you back any longer, take action and become a pro in no time.

The Basics of Peloton Shoes

First things first, let's talk about the equipment. Peloton shoes have a two-sided cleat system, meaning that one side of the cleat is for walking and the other side is for riding. The riding side has a protruding metal piece, which is what clips into the pedal. Before riding, ensure your cleats are adequately tightened, and the riding side faces out.

Tips for Clipping In

When it comes to clipping in, it's essential to approach the pedal with the front of your shoe. This will make it easier to line up the metal piece on your cleat with the pedal. Once the pedal and cleat are lined up, you can begin lowering your foot toward the pedal. As you do this, press down firmly with your heel. This will help ensure that the metal piece on your cleat is securely in place.

Once your heel is pressed down, the next step is to twist your ankle inwards. This motion will engage the clip and lock your shoe into place. It's important to note that you should twist your ankle inwards rather than trying to push down with your foot. This will make it much easier to clip in and help prevent discomfort or strain on your foot.

Once you've twisted your ankle inwards, you should hear a satisfying 'click' sound, indicating that you are securely clipped in. And voila! you are in.

One thing to remember is that clipping in can be a bit of a balancing act. If you're having trouble clipping both feet in, try focusing on one foot at a time. This will help you avoid overthinking the process and make it easier to get both feet clipped in.

Also, when you're first learning to clip in, practicing clipping in and out while your bike is stationary can be helpful. This will help you get comfortable with the process before you hit the road.

In short, clipping into your Peloton shoes is a matter of lining up the metal piece on your cleat with the pedal, pressing down firmly with your heel, and twisting your ankle inwards to engage the clip. With a little bit of practice and patience, you'll be able to clip in and out of your Peloton shoes with ease.