Keo Grip Cleats
The KEO GRIP pedals closely resemble the KEO CLEAT model, yet they boast the added feature of a TPU layer on the shoe side which prevents the risk of cleats sliding on carbon soles. Their anti-slip surface on the pedal side offers extra safety and stability when walking. Available in 0°, 4.5° and 9° float options, with corresponding colors.
Use: Road
Material: Polyamide & TPU
Angular freedom: 9°
Lateral adjustment: 4 mm
Longitudinal adjustment: 9 mm
Weight (pair): 68g
Memory Positioner: The memory positioner allows you to replace your cleats without losing your exact foot position. All you need to do is unscrew the old cleat - leaving the positioner in place - and clip the new cleat on, using the positioner for reference.
The KEO GRIP pedals closely resemble the KEO CLEAT model, yet they boast the added feature of a TPU layer on the shoe side which prevents the risk of cleats sliding on carbon soles. Their anti-slip surface on the pedal side offers extra safety and stability when walking. Available in 0°, 4.5° and 9° float options, with corresponding colors.
Use: Road
Material: Polyamide & TPU
Angular freedom: 9°
Lateral adjustment: 4 mm
Longitudinal adjustment: 9 mm
Weight (pair): 68g
Memory Positioner: The memory positioner allows you to replace your cleats without losing your exact foot position. All you need to do is unscrew the old cleat - leaving the positioner in place - and clip the new cleat on, using the positioner for reference.
Description
The KEO GRIP pedals closely resemble the KEO CLEAT model, yet they boast the added feature of a TPU layer on the shoe side which prevents the risk of cleats sliding on carbon soles. Their anti-slip surface on the pedal side offers extra safety and stability when walking. Available in 0°, 4.5° and 9° float options, with corresponding colors.
Use: Road
Material: Polyamide & TPU
Angular freedom: 9°
Lateral adjustment: 4 mm
Longitudinal adjustment: 9 mm
Weight (pair): 68g
Memory Positioner: The memory positioner allows you to replace your cleats without losing your exact foot position. All you need to do is unscrew the old cleat - leaving the positioner in place - and clip the new cleat on, using the positioner for reference.
