Collection: Cleats & Pedals

Shimano SPD-SL cleats and pedals are a staple on the road. Widely used in both recreational and competitive cycling, the system is known for its high reliability and easy access to spare parts. SPD-SL cleats come in three variants: yellow with 6 degrees of float (the standard choice for most), blue with 2 degrees and red with 0 degrees – so you can choose exactly the freedom of movement that suits you best. The pedals are available in several weight classes and price points, from the solid 105 models to the top models in the Dura-Ace series. Shimano SPD-SL is known for its large contact surface, which provides stability and good power transfer, while being easy to click in and out – something that is especially appreciated by triathletes in the transition zone. If you want a system that "just works" and can be serviced anywhere, SPD-SL is a safe choice.

Look Keo cleats are among the most widely used systems in road cycling and triathlon, and for good reason. The system is lightweight, reliable and easy to click in and out of – and it comes in three variants with different degrees of freedom of movement (float), so you can adapt it to your needs and biomechanics. The black variant has 0 degrees of float and is suitable for riders who want maximum lockout and direct power transfer. The grey version has 4.5 degrees of float and provides a good balance between stability and comfort – ideal for most riders. The red model with 9 degrees of float is for those who need more freedom of movement in the knees and hips, for example due to previous injuries or anatomical differences. Look Keo cleats fit a wide range of pedals and are easy to adjust, making them a popular choice among both beginners and experienced riders.

The Speedplay pedals from Wahoo differ from traditional systems in their unique design with entry from both sides and a centrally located axle system. This provides an extremely low stack height and allows for more precise biomechanical positioning. The Wahoo Speedplay cleats are adjustable in three axes – forward/backward, side to side and rotation angle – which means you can achieve an almost tailor-made fit. This level of adjustment makes Speedplay the preferred choice for many triathletes and riders with a focus on ergonomics and efficiency. The pedals have a closed, aerodynamic profile and are available in several variants – both for exercisers and for riders who want the option of integrating with power meters. The combination of double entry, precision and comfort makes Speedplay a modern and innovative pedal system that stands out significantly from the classic solutions.

Do you want to know your watts right down to the pedal? Favero Assioma Uno is a precise and reliable power meter, with the technology integrated directly into the left pedal. This solution makes it easy to upgrade your bike with power measurement without having to change the crankset or wheels. With ANT+ and Bluetooth compatibility, Assioma Uno is compatible with most bike computers and training apps, and installation is as simple as screwing on a regular pedal. The measurement is accurate and stable, even in changing temperatures and weather conditions, making Assioma Uno a good choice for both ambitious amateurs and coaches who work with data. If you want double-sided measurement, the model is also available as Assioma Duo. Either way, you get a compact, elegant and functional power meter that can help take your training to the next level.