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Specifications

  • MPN: 27361 (53 mm), 30933 (56 mm)
  • Spindle material: Chromoly+
  • Body material: Carbon
  • Blade material: Carbon
  • Bearings: Ceramic
  • Platform area: 705 mm2
  • Platform width: 64 mm
  • Total stack height (pedal + cleat): 14.8 mm (8.5 + 6.3 mm)
  • Q factor: 53 mm or 56 mm
  • Retention: 12 Nm blade installed
  • Blade tensions available: 8, 12, 16, 20 Nm, sold separately
  • Cleats included: Keo Grip
  • Cleat pattern: 3 bolt road
  • Entry: Single sided
  • Weight, per pedal: 115 g
  • Weight, pair plus cleats: 300 g
  • Color: Black

FAQ

Are ceramic bearings worth it over the standard KEO Blade?

Look rates them at 18 percent less friction than steel with a service life four to six times longer. On a single ride the difference is small, but over a season of high mileage the durability is the real argument.

What blade tension do these ship with?

The 12 Nm blade is installed from the factory. That is Look's pick for a regular road cyclist on sporty rides, roughly a 6 kg lateral heel force to release.

Can I change the tension later?

Yes. Blades come in 8, 12, 16, and 20 Nm and swap in under 30 seconds with one dedicated tool. Look's guidance is that if you are torn between two tensions, start with the lower one, since moving up later only costs a blade.

Should I get 53 mm or 56 mm Q Factor?

Q Factor is the distance from the crank arm to the center of the pedal, which sets how far apart your feet sit. 53 mm is the standard stance. Choose 56 mm only if a fitter has told you that you need a wider one, or if you get knee tracking issues at 53.

Do cleats come with them?

Yes. A pair of Keo Grip cleats comes in the box. Any three bolt KEO cleat fits, so your existing float choice carries over.

How much do they weigh?

Look claims 115 g per pedal, and 300 g for the pair with cleats.

Best For

Racers and fast group riders who want the lightest practical race pedal Riders who log enough miles to notice bearing drag and bearing wear Anyone who wants to tune release tension rather than live with a fixed spring Bike fits that call for a specific Q Factor, available here in 53 mm or 56 mm

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