Shimano SH-RC703 + PD-R8000
From 250,34
Shimano SH-RC703 + PD-R8000
Shimano SH-RC302 + PD-R550
151,71
Shimano SH-RC302 + PD-R550
Shimano SH-RC102 + PD-RS500
From 105,30
Shimano SH-RC102 + PD-RS500

Shimano SH-RC703 + PD-R8000 vs. Shimano SH-RC302 + PD-R550 vs. Shimano SH-RC102 + PD-RS500


Shimano SH-RC703 + PD-R8000
Shimano SH-RC302 + PD-R550
Shimano SH-RC102 + PD-RS500
Shimano SH-RC703 + PD-R8000

From 250,34

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Shimano SH-RC302 + PD-R550

151,71

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Shimano SH-RC102 + PD-RS500

From 105,30

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Pros
Lightweight, durable and stiff, these Shimano R8000 SPD-SL pedals are great value for money!
The aluminium inserts on the carbon surface make the pedals wear less quickly and make the contact surface larger.
The pedals' flat design allows for cornering at a 33 degree angle, so you can keep pedalling longer and are less likely to touch the ground.
The dual BOA L6Z dials on each shoe make it easy to make micro-adjustments on the go for optimal comfort.
The Shimano RC703 cycling shoe has an extremely stiff carbon sole that provides direct and efficient power transfer, which is essential in top class cycling.
The BOA dial on each shoe allows for quick micro-adjustments, even during cycling.
The metal plate on each pedal's composite body extends durability.
The shoe's nylon sole is reinforced with fibreglass for better power transfer.
The pedals are excellent value for money.
The low spring tension makes it easy to step in and out of these pedals.
The RC102 cycling shoes have a modern and sporty design.
The large pedal surface makes power transfer easier and your feet less likely to get sore.
The upper's mesh material and good ventilation ensure a pleasant climate inside the shoes.
Cons
The perforations in the shoes provide excellent ventilation in warm weather but in cold conditions you will need to wear overshoes or thicker socks to prevent your feet getting cold.
The pedals come with yellow cleats, which have more float than blue or red cleats.
The pedals have a relatively slightly higher weight.
The shoe's fibreglass-reinforced nylon sole is not as stiff as a full carbon sole but, rather, offers more comfort on long rides.
The low spring tension makes the pedals less suitable for races and performance cycling because in full sprints your feet are not as securely attached to the pedals. However, on most lower-intensity and touring rides, you won't notice this at all.
To adjust the shoe's fit, Velcro straps may not be as fast as a BOA dial system but are easy to use.

Specifications

Power Meter
No
No
No
Pedal Axle Material
Stainless Steel
Chromoly Steel
Steel
Body Material
Carbon
Composite
Composite
Cleats included
Yes
Yes
Yes
Sex
Men's
Men's
Men's
Manufacturer's Shoe Size
41
42
42 ½
43
43 ½
44
44 ½
45
45 ½
46
46 ½
47
48
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
Colour
White
Black
Green
White
Black
Blue
White
Black
Blue
Pedal type
3-point mount
3-point mount
3-point mount
Clip-In Mechanism
One-sided
One-sided
One-sided
Click-fit mechanism
One side
Bearing Type
Cup & Cone
Cup & Cone
Cup & Cone
Adjustable spring tension
Yes
Yes
Yes
Disengagement Angle
35°
32°
Weight
245 grams
307 grams
321 grams
Shoe Width
Medium
Wide
Medium
Wide
Medium
Sole Stiffness
Rigid
Flexible
Moderate
Type of Axle
Normal
4 mm
Normal
Normal
Colour
Black
Black
Black
Cleat Type
Shimano SPD-SL
Shimano SPD-SL
Shimano SPD-SL
Type of fastener
Double Dial
Single Dial
Velcro
Guaranteed Fit
Yes
Yes
Yes
Quality
Better
Good
Good
Type of shoe
Top class
Middle class
Entry-level class
What is your foot length in mm?
258 mm
265 mm
269 mm
272 mm
275 mm
278 mm
282 mm
285 mm
289 mm
292 mm
295 mm
298 mm
305 mm
246 mm
253 mm
260 mm
267 mm
274 mm
281 mm
288 mm
295 mm
302 mm
234 mm
241 mm
248 mm
255 mm
262 mm
269 mm
276 mm
283 mm
290 mm
297 mm
304 mm
Cleats included
Yes
No
Yes
What is your usual shoe size?
40
41
41 ½
42
42 ½
43
43 ½
44
44 ½
45
45 ½
46
47
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47