SHIMANO SPD-SL Cleat Set

They do the job for which they were purchased. Easy to install and set to your specific needs as a rider. Highly recommend.

Needed a quick replacement for my worn Shimano speed cleat set. Tested these already on wet and dry/hot conditions for rides up to 48 miles and they are performing perfectly. Pros: - fast delivery - packaged well - great low price - quality is great so far Cons: - None so far

good replacment cleats

They appear genuine, after clipping them in and out on a new set of pedals they are in scathed. It’s hard to tell, there’s so much knock off Shimano but these look like the real deal and preform as such too.

Fast shipping, good price and quality. Very crisp clipping in and clean getting out. 6 deg. is just what I needed. Highly recommended!

Great cleat set. I recommend.

You just cant beat Shimano products. Even the cost was great.

outstanding job provided

Well, these are just cleats, they help to get fixed to your pedals... What should we expect for them? -Secure connection & disconnection? Successful -Durability? Mediocre... Maybe its because I used them on triathlons & fell down several times on stormy race conditions. One part of the soft yellow compound teared off in a crash. Im not blaming the cleats, but I would be happier if they could endure such conditions. -Weight? OK... I think that product range cannot be much more lighter than these, without taking risks on durability... -Comfort & power distribution? Good... Before the Shimano SPD-SL system, I was using Egg Beaters. Great system, but once I began to be stronger on my pedaling, the floating became an issue. Additionaly the systems power distribution is highly dependable on the shoes sole quality. On the other hand, Shimano SPD-SL system is much more stable & you feel that much more power is transferred to the crank. One last thing; I didnt use the fixed version -0 degree floatable- of these cleats. But I didnt face any problem with this yellow type in terms of floatability. To sum up, if you have Shimano pedals you simply use them.

Ill be honest Ive never used cleated shoes/pedals before I decided to buy these for my road bike, but I instantly got on with them- theyre easy to fit, easy enough to clip-in (tho the pedal does need to be the right way up which seems to delay me slightly compared to other riders I go out with) and easy enough to quickly un-clip when you need to. Ive basically had nothing but good experience with them thus far, and have been using them now for about 4 months. They also boast a big surface are compared to their types of cleat; this being a factor that persuaded me to purchase them in the first place. The other being their very competitive price- based on that alone- if your on the marker for a setup thats cheap, reliable, and easy to use and are not overly bothered about weight then these are top dollar!