Look PP337

Price Paid:  $79.00 at Performance

Favorite Ride:
Lancaster PA

Bike Setup:
Bianchi Veloce. Steel frame with Carbon fork and stem. Campy components

Summary:
I desperately needed to get some new pedals and also to upgrade at the same time.I have been absent from cycling for a while due to an injury but am back on the road again with the intention of putting alot of miles on these pedals. These pedals are definately a good buy and I am using them on a pair of Diadora shoes that I've had for years that I wouldn't trade for anything. Next thing is to find a pair of shoes that have lasted as long as these Diadoras.

Strengths:
Very comfortable platform and easy to get in and out of. Glad that I bought these.

Weaknesses:
None so far

Similar Products Used:
Bianchi clipless pedals that were on the bike at the time of purchase.

Price Paid:  $50.00 at Trek Super Store

Favorite Ride:
Coastal San Diego

Bike Setup:
Klein Q-carbon Team. Ultegra/DA mix.

Summary:
Pedals were fine until left one developed bearing play after about 4 months. Returned 'em and Trek said they had to go thru Look for any warranty. Not so sure they didn't just sit there for two weeks until I called and they said "Look" wouldn't issue an R.A. I *had* gnarled the bad one up some trying to tighten the play, but c'mon: an entry level pedal on a 2K bike (plus all the other purchases), and Trek couldn't just say "here's another pair -- remember us when you're ready to upgrade"? Bought some Ti/mag Forte (Performance) pedals, and they're terrific so far (also Look-style).

Strengths:
Well, they attach to bike OK.

Weaknesses:
Didn't last 1500 miles. No one stood behind them. Heavy.

Similar Products Used:
Eggbeaters (mostly mtb), SPD (mtb only), Performance Ti/Mag Look-style (light!).