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They're solid as well, and very secure (depending on how tight you set the pedals). I bought them just for times I need to head out quick or I'm cruising around at an event and don't have my MTB shoes on. I don't know that I'd consider any snap in flats as trail worthy and certainly don't plan on finding out. Since these snap into the pedals, they are noticeably higher than where you'd expect the pedal surface to be. Being top heavy also means they quickly rotate so they're underneath the pedal, which only means you need to get used to flipping them over and getting your foot on before they spin back. It's not an art or all that difficult, but it was just a bit tricky the first few uses.

More heavy then mentioned

I went into this with realistic expectations. I have speedplay pedals (two sets in fact, one very old set and one of the new power meter sets), which are great for road riding but not so great for just riding around town. Looking around and htere were quite a few converters for spd, look, etc. but not much for speedplay. There were some other plastic pedal options that I tried unsuccessfully (here were two variations, neither of which actually fit the pedal properly... it's like they looked at a wahoo and came up with a rough guess of how it'd fit, but didn't actually try the fit). So I figured I'd try these out. I understood I'd have to have the cleats, but luckily I had a set of cleats still on some old shoes I never wore anymore, so I didn't have to actually buy new cleats for this.I understood that the way gravity works, I'd have to get used to the pedal part having to be rotated up if I wanted to use it... such is life. In reality if this were really a problem and I used them a lot, I would buy another pair, another set of cleats, and just have these pedals on both sides of the speedplay, problem would be solved. Found it was pretty easy to mount up my existing cleats, though keep in mind you can't mount with the four-bolt option, you have to use the 3-bolt adapter with your cleats. I already had this so it wasn't a problem, but if you are buying cheapy cleats, and they don't have the adapter, you'll need it as well. As far as durability, I can't really say much on this yet, as I've only tried these briefly, but they seem durable enough to me and have enough "spokes" I'm not worried about my shoes slipping once in place. They attach and detach pretty well - much like clipping in and out, you just step on the pedal to mount, and then twist it to get it off. So far so good!

Not particularly stable owing to propensity to pop off during rides. Use with caution.

Excellent product

This product doesn’t come with the cleat to click in to the Look Keo pedals. It doesn’t even come with instructions on how to connect the product to the look pedal

We purchased three different pedal adapters to find the best fit for transitioning from clipless to flat shoes as my partner gets used to her new bike. One option was these metal adapters that mounted directly to the cleat plate, offering a very wide and sturdy platform. However, it consistently flipped upside down and rolled when placing a foot on it, making it frustrating to use. Of the other two plastic options, we initially favored the sturdier, reinforced model for its solid fit and construction. But we ended up preferring the version with the wider plastic platform—it offered more stability and comfort, which was key for my girlfriend as she gets more comfortable with the bike. If you’re considering your options, the plastic wider platform may suit you better, even if it feels less robust. For a detailed comparison, I’ve created a video showcasing all three adapters and explaining why we opted for this one.

I prefer clipless pedals on my mountain bike for when I am trail riding. But for when I am just cruising around on a greenway with my kids, I like to just wear flat shoes. So these work good for that. Yes, you have to spin them over with you feet, kind of like when using clipless road pedals. But not a big deal. I wouldn't using them for hard trail riding.

Great adapter, no need to change pedals when not using cycling shoes. Clip these in and away you go with normal shoes

Works well, simple and easy to use.

molto funzionali facili da montare

The item is being used as expected. It takes a bit of getting used to put the foot in the correct side of the pedal as the attaching component to the pedal tends to always present it on the opposite side due to its weight.

Oggetto carino unica cosa che dovete stringere la resistenza dei pedali se no si sganciano