Xpedo Road Bike Sealed Magenium Pedals Look Keo Compatible with 2 Sets of Cleats

Perfect road bike pedals. sensibly and affordably priced. I have installed these on four of my road bikes. Great product that works flawlessly, Both locking and unlocking are predictable and intuitive. Works the first time , everytime. Package has cleats and all needed hardware. The 1 inch offset from the crank is a blessing for people like me with wide feet. Although the cleats look like Keo-Look, they will not work properly with keo pedals. So for the same reason do not use Keo -Look cleats with this pedal. Just swap your old cleats for the ones in the box. lubricate with a drop of dry oil or wax.

These pedals really are a killer deal. They actually wieghed in a few grams ligher than claimed, which puts them on par with much more expensive carbon/titanium pedals out there. I find the engagement with the cleat to be super solid with no play at all, even under heavy pressure loads during climbing and sprinting. I now have these on both of my race bikes. They replaced much more expensive pedals that ended up not being as good and reliable as these. Bearings are nice and smooth. Back of pedal is properly weighted so they are positioned properly when not clipped in. Buy them, you won't regret it.

Purchased these to replace some old Look pedals. Very light weight, workmanship is superb. Paint and finish is very well done. One thing to be aware of. You need to use a very good Keo cleat. I was using a relatively cheap Keo knock-off cleat that did not fit very well at all with these pedals. I almost sent them back but I installed the cleats that came with the pedals and they work flawlessly. Just finished my first ride today with these and clip in and out was very smooth. Made a tension adjustment. Very glad I kept them. These pedals could easily sell for $90-$100.

I had switched from SPDs to the Look pedal recently. A couple of years ago, I broke my pelvis on my bike as it slipped out from under me on an algae covered wooden bridge. Not that I could have unclipped to avoid it, but with that accident, I am hyper alert of being able to unclip easily. The Look pedals are solid (thankfully I can test these on my indoor trainer) but I have trouble unclipping quickly, even when set at the lowest setting. I then bought these Xpedo Road Bike Pedals and found them to have just the right amount of grip, while allowing me to unclip easier. Peace of mind is what I got!

I do a lot of riding on Zwift on my road bike. I didn't want to over-do the pressure on my crotch from riding so much and I wanted an alternative. I bought these pedals and installed them on my Schwinn recliner spin bike. They connect to my laptop computer and communicate my power and speed to several biking apps - I use Zwift and Rouvy. They do not give the same outdoor realism that a smart trainer provides, but they do provide a good workout. You basically set the power level you want to push the trainer pedals and, in the apps, the bike slows down going up hill and speeds up going downhill. It is not quite like real life where you shift gears constantly to maintain a certain level of power output. Here you pedal at a certain level and your speed in the app changes based on incline. The pedals work great and I am glad I bought them.

So far so good. Rode 50 miles today with them and they clip in and out at least as well as my old Look Keo sprints. Never came unclipped when I wasn't expecting (climbing or sprinting). No squeaks or clicks. One thing that I'm not sure of... can the spindle be removed to re-grease? I usually service my pedals at the end of the season. With the Looks, it's obvious how to remove the spindle. With these, I'm not sure. It looks like the end cap takes a 6 mil wrench, so maybe? The instructions don't say anything about it.

Great appearance, style etc.... light enough.... was a "nice" price. Seems like a quality pedal but major creaking out of right side pedal after 5 months of use. Took out bearing keeper nut, and slid pedal off spindle to find outer bearing cage pieces falling apart and mangled basically. Seems wrong a pedal bearing only lasts 3k miles. Should be replaced under warranty !? I guess you get what you pay for......

These pedals were affordable and they are cheap quality. I was worried about the longevity of the plastic given its a basic plastic (cleat latch mechanism and the provided cleats), not reinforced with glass particles like higher end brands. You should also notice the stock photos try to make the back latch of the pedal look like steel/aluminum. To reiterate my comment above, it is entirely clear plastic.I only used these for about 15 rides and the included red cleats are mangled like a bear attacked them - very low quality for an integral component. Additionally, one pedal was sticking in a awkward position when going to clip in. Check out the review by Trace Velo on YouTube, it was very helpful.This package is fine, especially if you were only using inside on a trainer or don't ride frequently. Otherwise keep your eye out for a better deal. I picked up Shimano 105 SPD-SL on sale and the quality blows these out of the water, so the Xpedo got returned.

These pedals are light and seem durable. Was planning to buy Look Keo pedals but tried these instead as they were on sale. Way cheaper than keo pedals and quality of finish is quite good.