BMX flat pedals and restrap horizontal straps work great for casual riding.
Foot retention is a must.
Re brakelessness...
I ride brakeless and have been for about 3 or 4 years, I did have a brake before that though.
You need to have experience riding fixed before stepping up to brakeless, even then I would never recommend it to anyone as I'd hate to be responsible
for what could happen.
Ride, gain some experience and know for yourself before thinking about taking the brake off.
Also look at a sensible gear ratio, I recommend 65-75 gear inches.
You can get a good ratio with a 48t chainring and 19t cog, yeah it will make you spin but it'll help your pedalling.
BMX flat pedals and restrap horizontal straps work great for casual riding.
Foot retention is a must.
Re brakelessness...
I ride brakeless and have been for about 3 or 4 years, I did have a brake before that though.
You need to have experience riding fixed before stepping up to brakeless, even then I would never recommend it to anyone as I'd hate to be responsible
for what could happen.
Ride, gain some experience and know for yourself before thinking about taking the brake off.
Also look at a sensible gear ratio, I recommend 65-75 gear inches.
You can get a good ratio with a 48t chainring and 19t cog, yeah it will make you spin but it'll help your pedalling.
Any questions, just ask.
Indra