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Look Keo 2 Max

Perfectly meets my expectations

I've always used these shims, but I've changed them often. I've heard that Shimano ones are more reliable.

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I have only been using them for a few kilometers, but I am very happy with them.

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Excellent product for value for money. Plate similar to Keo Blade with same bearing width. Not excessive weight. Release stays hard even at the smallest adjustment.

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Keo makes quality pedals that offer just more stability than SPD pedals. These are durable - they have been on kijj different bikes for years - with their the steel part, although they are not tight enough for the competitive rider to transmit all the power.

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Top pedals for use as a sport cyclist without expecting too much in the way of performance... you can always find stiffer and lighter pedals, but they get the job done...

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Bon produit, de bonne qualité, avec un seul petit reproche : réglage de la fixation un peu fort lors des premières utilisations.

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As far as good and functional, but turn enormously when entering... Could be easier...

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Super nice and light Look pedals. Very easy to use and ideal for beginner to semi pro !

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Noticeably lighter than the Keo Classic pedals I used before. These were less positive to click-in at first but after loosening the tension this is easier. I really don't like the rubber anti-slip inserts on Keo kleats in general - these fall off and so the life of the kleats is really reduced. The original kleats without the rubber were much better.

Pedals are light, look great and work well. Keo grip cleats are a big improvement off the bike. One small point is they don’t always rotate to the right orientation for clipping, unlike some exustar pedals I have which always seem to be the ‘right way up’ Overalll I’m pleased I paid a little extra for the quality.

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Only 2g heavier than the carbon version. Feel plenty responsive to me. Enough play to make them comfy but not too much to lose feel.

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Basic entry level pedals. Crisp for click in and out. No issues with usage for the hobbyist rider. Weighting of the pedal means that unltil you get used to flipping the nose when you start, you won't be able to click in without looking down at the pedal. Bit of an issue when riding in traffic or Inna group.