Looking for advice on Mtn bike pedals

[toddzilla]

I'm looking to go clipless and want some good suggestions on what is a good low-cost pedal to use? I've browsed ebay and it seems like there are quite a few choices for under 40 bucks. I don't do any hardcore riding anymore so it will just be mild singletrac mostly. I want to be able to use shoes that are as comfortable as possible as i am very picky about how comfortable my shoes are and have poor circulation. When i did triathlons i always used toeclips/cleats and i've never ridden totally clipless before.

anyway.. ebay links or suggestions are welcome.

thanks!

[ET Awful]

1. Some suggestions

The Shimano 545 (which uses a standard spd cleat, but has a platform, so you can still pedal even when you can't get clipped in quickly).

http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pedal/product_22423.shtml

The Time ATAC pedals are my all time favorites (a bit of a platform to pedal with when you aren't clipped in, and NEVER get clogged with mud, etc.)

http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pedal/product_22476.shtml

Speedplay Frogs are nice too (totally unique clipping mechanism, also clog free)

http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pedal/product_22476.shtml

And last but not least, Crank Bros. Eggbeaters which use the same clipping mechanism as the Shimano pedals above, but have 4 sides that you can clip into so you can always get clipped in really quickly:

http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pedal/product_121990.shtml

Dammit, now you have me wanting to spend money on a bike again, I haven't had one around for 2 years and I miss it.

[toddzilla]

2. thanks for the suggestions.

I'll check em out.