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The Look X-Track MTB Pedals is new for 2018, featuring a durable, heavy-duty mechanism that offers better retention for consistent, reliable performance. Its chromoly spindle, equipped with a double weather-resistant seal, has been improved to withstand even the worst conditions one may encounter during rides.
Features:
- Lightweight mountain bike pedal designed for secure pedaling.
- Pedal mechanism's geometry is designed to work regardless of conditions.
- Pedal body optimized for best power-to-weight ratio.
- Lateral Contact Support guides foot into pedal mechanism.
- Adjustable tension allows the pedal's entry/exit to be personalized.
- Alloy body.
- Chromoly spindle.
- Float: 6 degrees.
- Weight: 195g per pedal, 440g (pair with cleats).
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
Specifications
Cleat Type: MTB Cleats | |
Pedal Type: MTB Pedals | |
Pedal Weight Pair: 390 gr | |
Cleat Weight Pair: 51 gr | |
Black - 2018 X Track | Mfg PartNum: 00018227 |
Reviews
I bought these to replace Shimano M8020s (platform style SPDs) on a gravel bike. First, the engagement feels like Shimano SPDs, maybe slightly easier entry but still hold like SPDs. The Look X-Tracks seem to have a slightly larger platform (which I prefer on gravel bikes) compared to M8000/9000 (XT/XTR) and weigh less than the M8020s. With only a couple of months riding these, I don't know how they will wear; time will tell. I still like Shimano SPDs but I would recommend this pedal as an alternative; the engagement feels the same but the price is better. My only vain knock is they aren't quite as good looking as XT/XTR SPDs but otherwise good job Look; I would buy again.
Over the years, I've tried every Shimano SPD peddle. I use them only on my road bikes as I want to be able to walk around. They are good, but over time the side I clip out of to stop, which gets the most ware, eventually seems to develop an annoying clicking sound....So I'm trying this Look brand. So far so good. I like the appearance , and the larger platform for my shoe. It may be subjective but seems to be easier to clip into on the first try. Will they develop the annoying clicking? I don't know as I've not had them that long.
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