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LOOK Keo Road Cleats - Grey 4.5
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LOOK Keo Road Cleats - Grey 4.5 Features
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Easy entry and exit due to a fluoropolymer material that also cuts down on noise
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Authentic replacement parts for all Look KEO pedals
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Large support area, and position memory system
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Standard three-hole Look mounting system, includes hardware
About LOOK Keo Road Cleats - Grey 4.5
LOOK CYCLE - KEO CLEAT CYCLING CLEATS ✔ Memory positioning function. ✔ Precise and easy to lock in and out ✔ Precise and easy to lock in and out ✔ 3 colours for 3 options to choose from angle freedom. ★ The Scale ★ The KEO CLEAT developed by LOOK is known in the world of cycling for its minimal weight and compact design of cleats and pedal combination. KEO cleats are compatible with all standard pedals on the market. With the memory positioner, you can change your cleats without losing your exact foot position. Simply unscrew the old cleats, leave the positioner in place and clip on the new cleats, using the positioner as a reference. As with the Delta Cleat Standard, locking in and out of the Keo Cleats is safe and highly efficient. This feature increases the safety of cyclists, no housing or bearing prevents the inward from being locked. The front and rear area is made of low-friction material for easy, silent locking and unlocking. How do I choose the right degree of angle freedom? Each colour corresponds to a different degree of angle freedom, i.e. the level of rotation that the foot can do from left to right when the shoe is hooked on the pedal. With a high degree of angle freedom, your foot is less tied to a fixed position during pedalling. The KEO Cleat is available in 3 colours: Black: 0° angle freedom. ◆ Grey: 4.5° angle free ◆ Red: 9° angle free The choice of angle freedom is often very personal and depends on many parameters, such as the position of the cleats under your shoe, your preferences in terms of the foot feel or your position on the bike.
