Schrup

I'm not 100% sure my pedals are 7410s, that's why I've included a picture of one. Can someone please confirm this? These are what's on the road bike I just bought. I was riding PD-540 MTB pedals. I'm wondering if the new Shimano 6620s are going to be considerable easier to clip into or if I need to suck it up & learn to better use the old Dura Ace pedals. I don't think there's much difference in weight.

My MTB pedals are easy to clip into, I don't even have to think about it. I seem to have to roll the tiny Dura Ace pedals over & catch them perfect to get in. I sometimes seem to spend a half a block trying to clip in. I would rather be focused on the tarmac & traffic around me, rather than worrying about clipping in. I've only ridden the bike a couple times, but will soon be in heavy traffic doing longer rides.

Are the new Ultegra pedals going to make it easier for me to learn to effortlessly clip in?

Dubbayoo

It does say Dur-Ace obviously but I thought the 7410's had a black plastic/carbon piece on the back. The 6610's or 6620's will be much easier to clip into though.

Mr. Fly

Yes, those look like Shimano PD-7410 Dura Ace pedals. Using clipless pedals are like riding a bike; once you get the hang of it, the action is fairly natural. Having said that, a dual-sided pedal is easier to clip in.