SHIMANO SPD Pedal Clipless Pedals
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About SHIMANO SPD Pedal Clipless Pedals
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
93% liked the pedals' adjustability
I can adjust the pedals by backing off the tension using a small Allen screw and turning it fully to the left, as suggested.
The pedals are adjustable with variable settings and can be clicked in and out, which is ideal for beginners.
88% liked the pedals' sleek design
I appreciate the design and aesthetics of the pedals, especially their subtle appearance that would be less noticeable to a bike thief.
I appreciate the finish of both the painted and metal parts of the pedals and they look great.
94% appreciated the pedals' durability, but 6% found them prone to breakage
I have been using the pedal every day and it has been a joy. The cleat connecting to the pedal is solid and gives me a feeling of confidence.
I have been using the bike pedals for 7 months without any issues like noise, loosening or anything else.
I expected more durability from a mountain bike pedal used in that situation.
85% praised for its excellent grip
I can generate more power by pushing the pedal down and pulling it up simultaneously, which enables me to ride things I couldn't before.
92% praised for its smooth pedal float
I like that the pedals have a lot of float which prevents knee pain.
The pedals have variable settings for a firm or looser grip, making it easy for beginners to click in and off.
82% liked the pedals' spacious size
With the double-sided pedals, I can easily click in and out without spinning them.
87% praised for its lightweight design, while 13% found it too heavy
The pedals are a bit heavier than KEO pedals, which is the only setback mentioned by the user.
