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Speedplay
Zero Stainless Pedals + Walkable Cleats

3 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews

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Zero Stainless Pedals with Walkable Cleats

Speedplay's formula is pretty standard across the Zero pedal range, with the key difference being variable spindle materials. The recreational cyclist may prefer the economy of the Chrome-Moly model while the hammer-fest racer will demand titanium, but those of us who wear many caps on the bike — racing, training, commuting, sportives, weekend noodling — recognize the neutral sweetness of Speedplay's Zero Stainless Pedals with Walkable Cleats. They're the right blend of stiff reliability, low weight, and price, recommending them for cyclists who, like us, enjoy a protean life in the saddle.


While the Zero Pedals' virtually unlimited options of float, fore/aft, lateral, and rotational customization often steal the limelight, anyone who's ever clipped a pedal on 90-degree corner in a crit will also appreciate the Zero's low profile and generous clearance. The included Walkable Cleats also deserve some credit because their rubberized housing addresses the common issue of sliding all over the damn place on the kinds of slippery, stained concrete floors favored by coffee shops. The housing doesn't impede the cleat/pedal interface, and they also protect the cleats in the event that a flat forces a mid-ride walk to the bike shop for a tube or more CO2.


Details

  • Pedals that blend stiffness, reliability, and walkability
  • Near endless float options stay comfortable when you pedal
  • Huge clearance helps prevent clipped pedals on corners
  • Walkable cleats with rubberized housing offer off-bike grip
  • Housing keeps clear of cleat/pedal interference
  • Chrome-Moly steel is more economical, while staying durable
  • Item #SPP000N
Material
[spindle] stainless steel
Float
free 0 - 15°
Cleats
Zero Walkable
Entry / Release
micro adjustable 0° - 7.5°
Spindle Diameter
9/16in
Compatible Components
3-bolt road, 4-bolt road
Claimed Weight
[single pedal] 3.6oz (103g), [pair + 4-bolt cleats] 2.5oz (70g), [pair + 3-bolt cleats] 2.5oz (118g)
Manufacturer Warranty
2 years

Overall Rating

3 based on 2 ratings

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5 out of 5 stars

December 15, 2021

Speedplay pedals

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer
Height:
5' 11"
Weight:
190

I have been using Speedplay pedals for almost 7 years now and they are by far the best pedals I have ever owned. I have had a knee replacement and I was looking for pedals that afforded lots of lateral movement and ease of clicking out of. Speedplay offers both of these with out having to care about which side to clip in. I found no break-in was required they worked great. I cannot recommend Speedplay pedals more highly.

bob w
1 out of 5 stars

January 5, 2021

Wrong choice for lightweight riders

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer
Size Bought:
n/a
Height:
5' 4"
Weight:
120

The difficulty have breaking in the spring in the speedplay zero cleat is not disclosed, the solution doesn't come in the package. Even hunky guys need to start breaking in on a trainer or in a narrow hallway. For riders under 125 lbs it can be impossible. Ladies ask their boyfriends to do the first 50 or so click in/offs. I followed advice found on line, put the pedal on a couple bubble padded plastic shipping bags, stepped down. Pulling off by hand too much for me (I'm a 120 pounder), so I put both pedals on spare cranks, got on via shipping bags, got off using leverage provided by the crank. After 25 of those each side, put pedals on a bike on a trainer, do 5 or 10 when the mood strikes me, ride a dif bike outside. Maybe by spring (10mon messing with them) I'll be at a point I can use them on the road. Until then $500 bucks investment in new shoes and pedals has not paid off.

Linda L