Unisex-Adult Release 0 Degree Float

Ok, here's a good summary of 2 Years experience with Eggbeater Pedals and cleats: 1. They're really slow to get clicked in compared to Shimano XTR, which easily click right in every single time. 2. But! During a 20 mile off road ride, I rarely click out of the pedals anyhow so they work alright. 3. Be sure to get the metal plats which protect the soles of your expensive shoes from the pedals, otherwise, they'll dig into your soles. 4. I've had these particular cleats and pedals for 2 years of heavy riding and they still operate as new although the cleats are pretty banged up. I'll replace them over the off season. 5. Even with the 0 Degree Float and 6 degree out, they're still pretty slow to exit where XTR click out almost instantly. They do click out adequately. That's one thing you'll find after getting experienced with clipless pedals, your mind will become accustomed to when you should escape the pedals in an routine bike movement, if that makes sense. In other words, you will find yourself auto-clicking out of these pedals before your brain even tells you that you need to be out. It's like an automatic response to a mental response to danger. My favorite part of these Eggbeaters is that they weigh 178 grams because the spindles are titanium. *** Update after 2 years of heavy usage:*** Two pictures: 1. The worn-looking one are these cleats after 2+ years of very aggressive riding and racing They look really bad but they work just fine. They click out seemingly automagically if the bike takes a hit and I needed to get out anyhow, even before I realize it. 2. The newer-looking ones are fresh ones I just put on for a race in a few weeks. (Never changes things just before a race, btw. Test everything first.) Should be a little bit tighter like I like. Observer the metal plates under the cleats. I strongly advise using those to protect your expensive Italian riding shoes and their carbon fiber sole. After two years of riding, the plates are worn but still serviceable. Anyhow, I'm still not a fan of the extra (up to) few seconds it takes to re-click back in. They're far less accurate than Shimano XTR pedals.

I think calling this the "easy release" cleat isn't quite the right term to use for it. It does engage and disengage with a much more positive feel than the standard cleat. In my experience the standard cleat felt mushy and was inconsistent on the release. There was a big difference between left and right cleat on the standard, these cleats are very similar from left to right. Neither cleat disengages unexpectedly even on gnarly terrain. I think that beginner as well as experienced riders will appreciate the feel of this cleat.

I am a long time user of crank brothers pedals. I have had the egg beaters and the mallets both clip in of course. The quality of crank brothers is unmatchable. The crank brothers style is excellent for the dry or the muddy days as the clip area is wide open allowing mud to just fall through and not cause issues when clippings back in.

Always a solid set of cleats. Let the first set go a little too long before replacing LOL These install super easy but if it’s your first time using them be sure to have your phone handy. Instructions are all online but I found it easier to pull up the install on you tube.

I dislike how fast these wear out, but I love how great they work and the cost is really reasonable to me for what I feel like I get out of them. I use these paired with egg beaters on my road bike and candy on my mtb

LA CALIDAD CRANKBROTHERS ES EXCELENTE.

Item as described, well packaged and quick to send. Thank you!

My first sets of cleats were the Crank Brothers Standard Cleats, which have much more float. That was probably good for me when I was starting out on cleats. These new Zero-Float cleats are a great upgrade for me. They clip in, and clip out so much easier than the Crank Brothers floaty cleats I replaced. Disclaimer: The ones I replace were somewhat worn, but not terribly worn. I use Sidi Mountain Shoes and Crank brothers Mountain Pedals on my road bike, so there has always been some shoe-sole protection for the brass Crank Brothers cleats. Even though the cleats I replaced were worn a bit, I don't think just putting on new cleats was what made clipping in and out so easy, as well as standing while climbing and riding hard on flats: it is the zero float and unclip angle on these cleats. Note to new cleat users: I liked the extra float of the standard cleats during the time I was getting used to them and tuning up the cleat position, etc, to optimize my spin. Now that I'm a long time cleat user with shoes, pedals, etc. dialed in for me and my bike, I appreciate the zero float and shallow unclip angle these cleats offer.

Le ho comprate per sostituire le tacchette per i miei pedali Eggbeater, ma sono adatte anche per tutti gli altri tipi di pedali della marca Crankbrothers (candy, mallet, smarty, mxr e acid). Dopo diverse uscite posso affermare che sono più resistenti delle tacchette standard. In base al montaggio sulla scarpa, permettono una curvata di 15° o 20° seguendo le istruzioni presenti nella confezione (sulla tacchetta è presente un riferimento da un lato, se montato nella scarpa sx o dx si traduce in movimento di 15 o 20). Esiste anche una versione a 0° float, cioè a 0 movimento laterale. Comprati a poco più di 18 €, Consiglio come pezzo di ricambio.

Genuine crank brother cleats at a good price.

Absolutely perfect would definitely buy again 😍

Tun, was sie sollen.

Great product. Perfect for beginners and Professional. Easy to clip and unclip.