I'd say the best advice is drag your butt to a store and try them out. The expensive ones are infinitely adjustable.

I'm sorry to hear you won't be draggin 2 kicks around any more..... Hurting

I've played double bass for quite a few years too, but the good old Tama Iron Cobra is the best double pedal I've played, and it's the one I have now. The only thing I did is replace the flat beaters you get with it with a pair of old Pearl quads, so I have a felt head choice to if I need it. If you are a wood beater fan, then you could use those. Just personal opinion - I don't care for those modern flat beaters and prefer something with a little more weight.

You can have the action however you want, and I just find that it responds really well.

There truly is nothing like a speedking in feel on the market, other than a speedking. Its a compression spring design which has a different feel than anything else on the market today. The Trick pedals are probably the closest you will come to the feel of a speedking, but the price is rather high. Everything else on the market has a spring that stretches, so the feel will be different than you are used to. As was posted before, the best thing to do is go to a music store and try a few of them to see what you like best.

Well thank you one and all looks like i am going to have to make the journey to the big city for a day just to play drums... :) ain't life grand..