LOOK Keo Grip Road Cleats

Coming from a set of PowerTap P1 power meter pedal cleats, these Look cleats a VERY welcome find and get. The PowerTaps were just okay at best in the beginning but after a few weeks they became increasingly problematic when it came to clipping in and out; the out part being quite annoying and even treacherous on a few occasions. I was concerned these Look cleats would not function optimally with my PowerTap pedals; not the case. They work every bit as well in terms of the data that's ultimately produced in terms of power output and they're significantly more easy to use (clip/unclip) than the OEM cleats that came with the pedals. All good, so far...Edit: 11/12/2018The cleats had no grip pads, nothing but plastic; something I managed to miss when installing and whether that's a manufacturing flaw or case of misrepresented product description by the seller, I don't know. What I do know is that after a few unnerving, slippery, foot-sliding stops, the reason became apparent. Kinda messed up my Look Keo Cleat experience...

I really like the new design as I think it offers more grip. I look at buying aftermarket versions of these, but none of them have a reasonable grip surface. As you can see in the picture, the old cleats were pretty worn. I expect to get a year or two out of these. They are a bit pricey, but in the end, I guess you get what you pay for as the quality and design are great!

These are the least durable cleats I’ve used. The rubber wears away after just a few rides and you’ll be slipping around your house on your walk out the door. The plastic is extremely soft too and wears away quickly from just the pedal and the occasional foot down at stops. They work as expected but durability is poor with the cheap plastic and rubber they use.

The Good: I've been using these Keo Grip cleats with my PowerTap P1 pedals. Surprisingly, the Keo Grip cleats are easier to clip in and out than the cleats that came with (and are supposedly made for) the pedals. And the softer plastic of the Grip pads made starting at intersections or just walking much safer.The Bad: After riding for a few months and maybe 1000 miles, I noticed clipping in felt odd and discovered that the front pad had simply disappeared from the right cleat and the pad on the left cleat was peeling off. The pads were not worn even to the halfway point, so they should have lasted much longer.

I prefer the zero float or the gray set which is about 4.5 degrees float. The red 9 degrees of float is way too much and I feel I lose too much energy, even in casual rides. I don't race, but I like to ride with purpose. I used to have to buy a new pair of these once a quarter when I was commuting to and from work on a daily basis, even when I used covers as I walked a few yards to and from bus/train depots. Recreationally, I've found I only need to change them about once a year because I don't need to walk in my shoes much during a ride. They lose a star because the plastic could be stronger in my opinion.

I made the mistake of not knowing what the different colors mean and ordered the red cleats, which have 9 degrees of lateral movement vs. the grey cleats that i have been using for many years, The grey are something like 4 degrees and, for me, make it easier to unclip than the red cleats with more side to side movement. But, the Look Cleats are just fine and the vendor shipped asap.

My favorite cycling cleats of the current selection. (Previously I used Time RXS). Good power transfer, easy to click in, and last a fairly long time.Note: Degrees are based on your bio-mechanics. Getting the wrong kind for you can lead to pain.

Bought them to ride with my Look Keo Plus pedals. They are pretty much the same you'd buy in the store just cheaper. I originally went with the cheaper/knock off pedals and completely regret it. A waist of money. Go with these ones and you wont waist your money and three days.

The little grey gripper pads make a noticeable difference to your grip when walking (not that you should be walking a long way in cleats, but even to/from the house, pub or changing room in the wet you really notice it). Because the grip pads are more rubbery than the hard plastic of the main cleat they also wear down much more slowly. This means they last far longer than the unofficial cleats I was previously using, which makes the extra cost more than pay for itself.

Using cleats gives you a huge performance improvement compared to normal pedals. These cleats are great and easily clip into the correct pedals. They stay in place well.Unfortunately after maybe half a dozen uses one of the rubber strips on the front came loose. I had to super glue it back together. The cleats can still be used without this piece but do not fit in the pedals as snugly as they should.Only 3 stars because this should not happen.

Possibly my 18th set of these cleats.I cant fault them. Cheap and useable.Advice: buy cleat covers, they will drastically extend the life of your cleats.Dont get hit buy a car, thankfully a non serious accident but i wore through one full fresh cleat trying to stay upright.

Paying £16.99 for what is essentially a couple of pieces of moulded plastic and some screws seems a bit expensive but I do not trust the cheaper versions. But the company delivered in super quick times so 'chapeau'. Bob

love these cleats, enough float so i dont end up with wrecked knees after a ride.BUTyou will need cleat covers if you are going to walk on them. the anti slip rubber will be worn away after any sort of walking.