My go to..I don�t like any float which is a personal preference�ex-trackie where I liked a solid feel and strapped in.
i should have replaced my old ones sooner
I wish there was more to say about pedal cleats, but they work well and do their thing. I'm a trainer/racer/commuter rider, and when I come and go from work, I have to use a loading dock ramp, which is coated with epoxy. In carbon-soled bike shoes, it's interesting in the wet, but I've noticed it's far easier to walk around with the grip cleats vs the all plastic ones.
It may be placebo, but I do feel that these stay more secure in the pedal once clipped in. They last longer for sure if you walk a lot, I get 6 months or so and I don't do any walking other than in and out of my house or work. Keep 'em lubed with some dry wax and they are good to go.
Catch a sale and stock up.
LIke them. Nothing last forever so I tend to replace cleats a couple times a year.
I personally use the black cleats, nice to have the non-slip on the cleat.
I have used look pedals/cleats for decades and have always been a big fan. I really like the new grip design as it does not interfere with easy pedal entry. Also really extends cleat life!
Original Look, not the fakes one can get at the �rain forest store�. Price beats them too.
This is my go to cleat when replacing worn out cleats. The small pads really do help keeping me from �ice skating � when stepping off the bike. The pads did not interfere with clipping in/out. Give them a try�
Ever found your feet slipping apart on a wet concrete floor? The Keo Grip cleats will help you stand upright.
I have tried different brands and types of clip on pedal and cleat combos, Look has become the ones I prefer, easy out and the clip in is great as my technique improves.
Have bough these clips for years. Wish they lasted longer and were cheaper do the job
Nice upgrade from standard Look pedals as it is easier to walk. Less slippery on concrete compared to non-Grip cleats.
I bought these for a new pair of road shoes, but I've been using them since 2017. They provide good traction, clip in well and last a long time. I still haven't worn out my first pair. I even use these with Favero Assioma power meter pedals with no problems. I use the black cleats with zero float.
If you use LOOK pedals then these are your cleats. I prefer the grip version of their cleats since I do walk on them, albeit not often or far, but having that little bit of grip is nice. It doesn't wear too quickly, either. And it might seem like a throw-away piece but the Memory Positioner is awesome. Once you get it set, replacing your cleats is super-easy. You won't have to measure or try to align your cleats as they once were. The new cleat will snap right onto the Positioner so all you have to do is tighten them down. Simple.
The big upgrade over PD-R8000 pedals was the Carbon Keo Blade pedals, which are better in every way, but the cleats that came with mine were the hard plastic suicide cleats. I never even mounted them. These are surprisingly sure-footed, and vs the Shimano "out-rigger" tread design, very stable side-to-side, which was a concern. Pleasantly light, they are wearing well and are easier to walk in on hard, indoor floors. I also like the greater float vs Shimano. They fit flush inside of the aero foot-bed of my Look pedals - which are every bit as good as DuraAce for ~ half the price.
These do what they are supposed to do, that's about it. No issues at all. Just wish the bolts didn't strip so easily.
I've used KEO Grip cleats for many years and 4.5 degree float is my preference and keeps my knees safe. They are made of plastic and if you walk around on them they will wear out, but that's no reflection on Look quality. Great reliable product.
I love look pedals and the cleats with the rubber grip. Makes the coffee stop that much better when I don't have to worry as much about slipping on the tile
If you ride Looks, you gotta have them . Been riding Looks for more than 30 years.
The Look Keo Grip Replacement Cleats are as long lasting and perform as cleats twice the price!
