
Open your eyes, ears and mind. Try to listen to somebody who's only trying to give you a honest critique.
OK. First off, think about it. The upper part of your shoe is in contact with the upper toe lever. The bottom part of your shoe is in contact with the lower toe lever.
Now when you try to upshift, won't the upward action also give a downward reaction that will move the lower shift lever? Try simulating the action with pieces of thermocol and your finger as substitute for the toe

Also, I'm not aware of this maybe experts can shed light. Wouldn't there be a minimum amount of travel required for the lever for the cogs in the box to shift? I mean what if your 10% of foot travel isn't enough to shift the cogs?
Did you worry about the mechanical requirements inside the 'box for having two levers?



& I'll also render it soon ... Reg. 2 Toe Shifter, I used it to minimize foot movement, for road & racing both & still make it look sporty...








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