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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- This pedal gives you the ease of use of a mountain bike cleat with the comfort of a road bike pedal, thanks to the wide platform!
- Due to this pedal's good sand and mud clearing properties, it's very suitable for gravel riding.
- Easily adjustable spring tension.
- Very lightweight due to the efficient design.
- Clipping in may take some getting used to, because only one side of the pedal can be clipped into.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano | |
| MTB pedal type | Clipless Pedal | |
| Adjustable spring tension | Yes | |
| Bearing Type | Cup & Cone | |
| Cage Material | Steel | |
| Discipline | Road / Gravel | |
| Application CX / Gravel | Gravel | |
| Extra cage | Cage for protection | |
| Quality | Better |
Universally applicable due to the modern, athletic look
The Shimano PD-ES600 pedals have an athletic look and have Shimano SPD compatibility. That means you can use your familiar mountain bike or spinning shoes on your road bike or hybrid bike.
Low-profile and adjustable tension
The Shimano PD-ES600 pedals have been designed with a wide platform for efficient power transfer of SPD shoes. As your shoe has a larger contact area, you'll have better ankle stability, and these pedals will feel very reliable. Plus, the pedals have a low profile and a single-sided design. This means you can only clip in on one side, which could take some getting used to. The convenient design ensures the pedal will automatically take on the correct position, because the heaviest parts of the pedal are placed "behind" the axle.
These pedals also feature an adjustment bolt which you can use to alter the pedal's spring tension using an Allen key. This allows you to determine whether you'd like your shoes to be tightly secured for an athletic ride, or whether you'd like to clip in and out easily for a city ride.
• Clipping in on one side only
• Aluminium pedal body
• Low maintenance bearings
• Weight: about 279 g (per pair)
• 1 pair
• Including SH 51 cleats
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Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
5 / 5
Really great pedals that offer a bit more support than the dual SPD pedals. Highly recommended for a
Exactly as expected
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
A great pedal, though it takes a bit of getting used to clipping it in on one side
There really are loads of different types of SPD pedals; I chose this one because it’s specifically recommended for use with a road bike. It’s true that it’s almost indistinguishable from an SPD-SL pedal, with a large surface area under the foot. On my previous bike I had a small square block, so with this one you do get the feeling that you can apply a bit more power using the whole of your forefoot. What I’m still getting used to is the fact that you can only clip in on one side. The description promises that the top part stays raised almost automatically, but in practice this isn’t always the case. So clipping in after waiting at a traffic light can be a bit tricky at times, but that might just be a matter of getting used to this new pedal. In any case, you’re securely fastened whilst still having some freedom of movement, and you can unclip easily too.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
A product you can use without any worries.
A reliable product that’s easy to install.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Reliable quality
Pedals for gravel bikes. Work perfectly, just as you’d expect from Shimano
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Fine pedals.
After previous spd pedals wore out, ordered the same pedals again. SPD Enables decent running on cycling shoes.
Pros & Cons
4
A great pedal, though it takes a bit of getting used to clipping it in on one side
There really are loads of different types of SPD pedals; I chose this one because it’s specifically recommended for use with a road bike. It’s true that it’s almost indistinguishable from an SPD-SL pedal, with a large surface area under the foot. On my previous bike I had a small square block, so with this one you do get the feeling that you can apply a bit more power using the whole of your forefoot. What I’m still getting used to is the fact that you can only clip in on one side. The description promises that the top part stays raised almost automatically, but in practice this isn’t always the case. So clipping in after waiting at a traffic light can be a bit tricky at times, but that might just be a matter of getting used to this new pedal. In any case, you’re securely fastened whilst still having some freedom of movement, and you can unclip easily too.
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Easy to clip in and out
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Sturdy
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Wide surface
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Only needs to be clipped in on one side
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The back side is sometimes on top
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