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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Due to their different strengths, every rider can choose the right cleat.
- New cleats make it easy to click in and out and make you feel more comfortable in the pedal.
- Sensitive to wear. Cleats aren't engineered to last a lifetime and need to be replaced every now and then.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano |
|---|---|
| Compatible with | Road Pedals |
| Cleat Type | Shimano SPD-SL |
Description
Description
With these Shimano SPD-SL cleats for road bike pedals, you'll be securely fastened again and can easily click in and out. These SPD-SL cleats are available in three variants, yellow, blue and red. These variants each have a different degree of play.
Yellow cleats
The yellow cleats have the highest degree of play. These are the standard cleats that come with most Shimano road bike pedals. These cleats have a clearance of 6 degrees, which gives you a lot more freedom of movement when cycling. The advantage being that you can ridein comfort and there is a smaller chance that your knees or other body parts will trouble you . The disadvantage is that you lose energy due to the play.
This cleat is used by many groups of cyclists, from recreational to professional. However, there are a lot of more fanatical cyclists who opt for a cleat with less play.
Blue Cleats
These blue cleats have 2 degrees of play and therefore have less play than the yellow cleats. This means that the foot's freedom of movement is reduced when it is clicked to the pedal, resulting in less energy loss during cycling. The disadvantage here is that it is more difficult to find an ideal position for the foot while cycling, which increases the risk of knee problems. To avoid this, the adjustment of the cleat must be done with greater precision.
Red cleats
Shimano's red cleats have no slack at all. This means that the foot has no freedom of movement during cycling, which means that almost all energy benefits the cycling movement. This allows you to ride harder and have more control using this pedal. Thanks to these characteristics, these cleats are often used by competition cyclists. The disadvantage of these cleats is that the adjustment is very accurate and therefore needs to be done with great precision. If the cleats are not properly adjusted, there is a greatly increased risk of complaints to knees or other body parts.
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Yellow cleats
The yellow cleats have the highest degree of play. These are the standard cleats that come with most Shimano road bike pedals. These cleats have a clearance of 6 degrees, which gives you a lot more freedom of movement when cycling. The advantage being that you can ridein comfort and there is a smaller chance that your knees or other body parts will trouble you . The disadvantage is that you lose energy due to the play.
This cleat is used by many groups of cyclists, from recreational to professional. However, there are a lot of more fanatical cyclists who opt for a cleat with less play.
Blue Cleats
These blue cleats have 2 degrees of play and therefore have less play than the yellow cleats. This means that the foot's freedom of movement is reduced when it is clicked to the pedal, resulting in less energy loss during cycling. The disadvantage here is that it is more difficult to find an ideal position for the foot while cycling, which increases the risk of knee problems. To avoid this, the adjustment of the cleat must be done with greater precision.
Red cleats
Shimano's red cleats have no slack at all. This means that the foot has no freedom of movement during cycling, which means that almost all energy benefits the cycling movement. This allows you to ride harder and have more control using this pedal. Thanks to these characteristics, these cleats are often used by competition cyclists. The disadvantage of these cleats is that the adjustment is very accurate and therefore needs to be done with great precision. If the cleats are not properly adjusted, there is a greatly increased risk of complaints to knees or other body parts.
Reviews
Reviews
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8.9 / 10
838 reviews
Pros
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Good quality (2)
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Price (2)
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easy connect to pedal (1)
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simple set up (1)
Cons
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Sensitive to wear when walking (1)
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Difficult to walk in (1)
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Harder to get onto pedal (1)
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Difficult to walk (cleats always are though) (1)
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Most recent reviews
9 / 10
Nicklas, 9 September 2020
Classic
The de facto standard of cleats
Pros
- easy connect to pedal
Cons
- Sensitive to wear when walking
9 / 10
Garry, 8 September 2020
Good quality
great sjimano quality
Pros
- Plenty of float
- simple set up
10 / 10
Bruno, 30 June 2020
Nice price
9 / 10
Steve, 25 June 2020
Good quality
Pros
- Good price
- Good quality
8 / 10
Daniel, 17 June 2020
amazing service delivered quickly
amazing cleats, less movement than yellow which I prefer
Pros
- fit
- price
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| 838 reviews | 159 reviews | 96 reviews | 18 reviews | |
| Compatible with | Road Pedals | Road Pedals | Road Pedals | Road Pedals |
| Freedom of movement | 0° / 2° / 6° | 0° / 4.5° / 9° | 0° / 4.5° / 9° | 0° / 9° |
| Colour | Red / Blue / Yellow | Black / Red / Grey | Black / Red / Grey | Black / Red |
| Cleat Type | Shimano SPD-SL | Look Kéo | Look Kéo | Look Delta |
| Number of Cleats | 1 Pair / 2 Pair | 1 Pair / 2 Pair | 1 Pair | 1 Pair |
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All specifications
Additional information
• Red: 0 degrees play• Blue: 2 degrees play
• Yellow: 6 degrees play
The cleats come as a pair including mounting hardware, 6 screws and 6 rings. Do not forget to grease the screws, so demounting the cleats should not be a problem.
Shimano SPD-SL Cleats
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano |
|---|---|
| Road Pedals | |
| Shimano SPD-SL |
Additional information
• Red: 0 degrees play• Blue: 2 degrees play
• Yellow: 6 degrees play
The cleats come as a pair including mounting hardware, 6 screws and 6 rings. Do not forget to grease the screws, so demounting the cleats should not be a problem.
Shimano SPD-SL Cleats
Description
With these Shimano SPD-SL cleats for road bike pedals, you'll be securely fastened again and can easily click in and out. These SPD-SL cleats are available in three variants, yellow, blue and red. These variants each have a different degree of play.Yellow cleats
The yellow cleats have the highest degree of play. These are the standard cleats that come with most Shimano road bike pedals. These cleats have a clearance of 6 degrees, which gives you a lot more freedom of movement when cycling. The advantage being that you can ridein comfort and there is a smaller chance that your knees or other body parts will trouble you . The disadvantage is that you lose energy due to the play.
This cleat is used by many groups of cyclists, from recreational to professional. However, there are a lot of more fanatical cyclists who opt for a cleat with less play.
Blue Cleats
These blue cleats have 2 degrees of play and therefore have less play than the yellow cleats. This means that the foot's freedom of movement is reduced when it is clicked to the pedal, resulting in less energy loss during cycling. The disadvantage here is that it is more difficult to find an ideal position for the foot while cycling, which increases the risk of knee problems. To avoid this, the adjustment of the cleat must be done with greater precision.
Red cleats
Shimano's red cleats have no slack at all. This means that the foot has no freedom of movement during cycling, which means that almost all energy benefits the cycling movement. This allows you to ride harder and have more control using this pedal. Thanks to these characteristics, these cleats are often used by competition cyclists. The disadvantage of these cleats is that the adjustment is very accurate and therefore needs to be done with great precision. If the cleats are not properly adjusted, there is a greatly increased risk of complaints to knees or other body parts.