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Your cart is empty.SPD-SL cleat set and cleat cover set We recommend that you practice releasing the cleats repeatedly to find out how much force and at what angle the cleats come off, and get your feet used to them. Cleat covers are easy to put on and take off. It also prevents cleat wear and mud from entering. Furthermore, it has an anti-slip effect when walking, preventing falls and making walking easier.
S.D.A
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024
Replacing original cleats, these work great as well. The covers are hard to put on though. Have to pull really forcefully to get them over.
J. Knight
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
Fast delivery. :)
JB
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024
NOTE: This is a review of the the cleat/cover set I received. The cleats alone are a 5-star product.After riding Shimano, Look, and Speedplay pedals I settled on Shimano. These blue cleats are a bit stiffer than the yellow version, which is what I usually ride. My knees are a bit tricky and I was a little wary about the stiffness, but so far that hasn't been an issue. My only comment on this product is that the covers that come with it are super finicky. They don't fit over the outside of the cleat; the hook onto its top and bottom and fit across the center. Not the best design. You can buy the cleats and covers separately, which is what I recommend. Covers are useful if you're on a coffee ride or going someplace where you'll be walking around a bit, but these ones are a pain in the ass. Again, 5 stars for the cleats themselves.
Antonio J. Solano
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
I can feel the difference between these and yellow cleats. I don’t think I’ll be using yellow ever again. Just the right amount of float for me. Might have to see what red has to offer.
Dave Gilbert
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
These cleats fit my SPD-SL shoes as expected. Also as expected, they come with a set of chromed screws and rectangular washers for use in installation. What I did not expect was to receive bundled in a set of cleat covers. Those could be $10 all by themselves, so I appreciated receiving those. These are the "blue" color tabs on the cleats, meaning reduced float vs. yellow. I have been riding a long time and always used yellow previously. These seem to work great, and maybe I actually will prefer them in the long run as it counters my tendency to rotate my foot around aimlessly while clipped in.
Luke S
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024
This cleat set includes what appears to be genuine Shimano blue cleats along with a nice pair of cleat covers. Being regular cyclists, we had tried the Shimano blues before and these are identical in every way and appear to be genuine. My wife had wanted to try these out after having used the yellows for many years as these have less movement when you're pedaling compared with the 6 degree float of the yellows. They can take a little getting used to as far as clipping out goes but they do feel more responsive comparatively when pedaling. The cleat covers are a perfect fit and can help save the cushioning pads when walking in your bike shoes. They come complete with mounting hardware and will fit all road bike shoes with the three bolt SPD-SL connectors. At $29.90 for the cleats and covers, these are priced a little higher than the off brands but we've typically had good performance and durability from the Shimano brand. 5 stars.
Doug M.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
It was time to replace my cleats and these Gear SPD-SL cleats became available; I ordered them. They appeared to be a good value with the cleat covers included.As it has turned out, they’re a darn good value considering the quality of not only the cleats themselves, but of each included component, from the hardware to the thick rubber cleat covers. Although I'm not clear from the seller’s description whether these are actually a Shimano part, if it isn't, the quality appears equal to the OEM parts. On the other hand, Shimano SM-SH12 is printed on the bottom of the cleats, that does correspond to a Shimano part number for blue, 2-degree cleats; these probably are genuine.The covers are thick rubber and when properly attached stay firmly in place. To attach them, I found it most expedient to hook them over the bottom first, then push them over the front. I use the small hole on the pull of the cover to attach them to my water pack with a carabiner; they’re likely to come in handy while repairing the inevitable flat, or if for any reason it’s necessary to walk any distance while wearing bike shoes.All good; I’m very pleased with these cleats.
JJ B
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
These covers are a little tricky to lock on place as they didn't stretch by hand easily enough to just pull on. But that also means they will probably stay on well. I just had the thought to try to just stand on them initially instead of just trying to put them on by hand. My guess is that would work. They seem like they'll work just fine and will last a while.I really wish I had them with me a few weeks ago. I decided to bike to my daughter's track meet in the next town over. I stuck a change of clothes in her car and then I was going to change when I arrived and store my bike in the car. But I completely forgot to pack a pair of shoes! And I couldn't go wandering all over the track / stadium in my cleats. Luckily my wife was coming shortly after I arrived so I just sat in the car until she was able to bring me some shoes. But these would have been super handy to have with me as I could have just thrown these guys on and gone ahead in to the venue to watch some events while I was waiting. So they're a very practical item to keep on hand if you frequently stop and run in stores or bike places to do activities.
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