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Look X-Track Race

Good pedals. I put them on my road bike, as I ride MTB shoes myself. That works fine.

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Top pedal for on a gravel bike

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Tested on my mountain bike,top pedals

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What comfort. Super happy with this purchase.

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Pleasantly surprised bought because the usual shimanos not instock but equally good

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Good replacement if you don't want Shimano and more surface area

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Have the expensive carbon version sitting on the MTB. Great pedal, easy to click in and out. Looks are great, lives up to its name. All this with a nice price, makes it totally awesome. Mantel thanks for fast and correct shipping.

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There are two differences compared to Shimano pedals that I think are an improvement: the contact area and the distance from the crank to the centre of the pedal. This makes the so-called Q-factor slightly smaller if you keep your plates the same.

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Since I ride with SPD pedals on the road bike (so I can use the same shoes on race, gravel and MTB), I was still looking for a pedal that gave just a bit more stability /(larger power transfer surface). I really like these, and they don't look out of place on a road bike at all!

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These are inferior pedals. They spin with too much resistance. According to Mantel, this seems to be how it should be, but the cheapest shimano pedals spin nicer. Probably the bearings are of poor quality and/or badly aligned. One star is actually still too much!

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Lots of fun with these pedals. Are nice and robust and offer great stability

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Robust solid pedal

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The pedals of the X-Track series from Look now have an identical cleat system to the SPD pedals from Shimano and functionally there are only very minor differences here. The advantage of the Look pedals, however, is their very large contact surface, which provides perfect support for most shoes. Another positive aspect in this context is the greater height, because in contrast to the flatter Shimano pedals, it is actually only the soles and not the cleats that stand perfectly on the pedal and a very secure standing feeling is conveyed without any tipping. The bearing runs solidly and smoothly and clicking in and out is easy and intuitive. The materials used are of high quality and the pedal has performed impeccably so far.

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