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a Road RacerDate Reviewed: January 14, 2011
Strengths: Very Large platform. Light. Secure clip-in/release.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: Upgraded to a set of Blades from my Keo Carbon Ti that I rode for 4 years. Blades were everything I expected. Larger platform you immediately feel. It feels much more substantial that any other pedal I have ridden. 16s were not as bad as I expected, yet still kept my foot firmly locked. I use the black no float cleats with no squeaking issues.
Favorite Ride: 3 Gap
Price Paid:
$225.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: Look Classic. Look Keo Ti. Speedplay. SPD.
Bike Setup: Giant Advanced SL
Sram Red
Ksyrium SL Premiums
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drzipgrip
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: May 2, 2010
Strengths: Great platform, ease of in/out - even with the high tension 'blade'. A whole round better pedal than the prior Keo series pedals - well done.Weaknesses: Price - that's a lot of green to shell out. Also, I hope that there is little to minimum fatigue in the 'blade' over time - we shall see.Bottom Line: Sweet - just switched out from my trustworthy Look Keo Carbon Ti's - much improved! I got about 30,000 miles out of my Look Keo Ti's and hopefully the same for the Blade's. Out of the box, weighed in at 93grams a piece - that's 186 grams/pair. I went with the stronger rated tension (16km)- thought they would be a bear getting into/out of - not at all. Cleat tension is even and strong - no squeaks, chirps, or any other noises. (Note on the noise from prior Keo users, the new Keo cleats with the 'walking pad's" squeaked out of the box with my Carbon Ti's - stick with the standard cleat - and don't go jogging in them!) Platform is super! Feels like you have 2x4 board under your feet - well done here.
Favorite Ride: Any
Price Paid:
$390.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Look Keo Carbon Ti, Look Keo Max, Shimano Dura Ace old and new generation.
Bike Setup: Specialized SL2 - SRAM Red with Dura Ace chain & cassette, Easton EC90SL full carbons, Ritchey Superlogic cockpit, San Marco seat, and yes, the new Look Blades
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Danny-VR
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: May 2, 2010
Strengths: Light, specially for such a large platform
Weaknesses: Price!Bottom Line: A good feeling right from the start, very large platform, you feel directly the difference , nice spring tension (I got the 12 spring). No noise what so ever (sometimes my Keo Carbons where noisy)
They are not cheap but with the stainless steel plate I hope they will last for a long time.
Favorite Ride: "Den oude haas"
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: Hopmans Bergen-op-Zo
Similar Products Used: Look Kéo Carbon
Dura-ace pedals
Bike Setup: Cervélo R3SL Frame
Funda 3T Fork
Campagnolo Super Record
Campagnolo Shamal Ultra
Pro Stealth Evo stem-steer combo
Selle Italia SLR
Look Keo Blade Ti pedals :-)
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