Originally Posted by
Wingsprint
The boss (the wife) has been using the light action pedals for several years and she loves them. Super easy to get in and out of. Recently, we changed her to the speedplay walk-able light action cleats and she tells me these cleats are much more safe to walk on and in her words "work much smoother getting in and out".
Are the walkable cleats any easier to get in and out of than the regular light action cleats? I put some of those
Keep On Kovers on both our pedals... she claims they make it harder to clip in. I find that they have extended the life of my cleats dramatically (working on 9k miles on the current set) and they making walking much easier.
Originally Posted by
Sy Reene
Just curious. What is the supposed benefit of the even "ultralight action" over the often referred to past generation X pedals? The x (stainless anyway) weigh less.
Progress! Honestly, you can theoretically tune the float angle but I think the X pedals were pretty awesome as is.
Originally Posted by
cydewaze
Thanks for that feedback. My wife is pretty picky, so I'm trying to avoid buying a set of pedals that she'll refuse to use if she doesn't feel good about them.
Aren't we all. :|