Bike Cleat Covers for Speedplay Zero, Pave, Ultra Light Action, X1 X2 X5

Easy to install and seems to work better than the original Speedplay Zero cleats that I was using. Basically, to save time on making adjustments, I just took a picture of my old cleats while they were still attached to my bike shoes. Then I just had to replace the old with new and use a 2mm allen wrench on the adjustment screws. I was back on my bike in no time and the clipping in and out has never been better. In addition, as a bonus, the cleats themselves look more durable than the original.

I recently purchased these replica of Speedplay cleats, and while they perform decently in terms of clipping, there are some drawbacks worth noting.On the positive side, these cleats clip perfectly into my pedals, providing a secure connection while cycling. Additionally, the price point is more budget-friendly compared to the original Speedplay cleats, which can be appealing for those looking to save some cash.However, there are a couple of downsides to consider. Firstly, these cleats lack plastic covers, which means they can potentially scratch indoor surfaces like wood floors when walking. This omission can be a hassle for cyclists who often transition between outdoor and indoor spaces.Another issue is the absence of necessary plastic adaptors, which are essential for some pedal systems. This oversight can be frustrating, as it requires an additional purchase to make the cleats compatible with certain pedals.Overall, while these replica cleats offer a cheaper alternative to the original Speedplay, the lack of indoor-friendly features and included adaptors make them less appealing for me personally. Despite the cost savings, I would still lean towards investing in the original Speedplay cleats for a more comprehensive and hassle-free experience.

These are slightly different than OEM SP cleats but are amazing for the price. They installed easy and work great on OEM SP Zero Pedals. I put the SP pedals on our Peloton as I have ridden SP pedals for years. I needed a new set for my wife's shoes so we didn't have to switch pedals all the time. They worked great and after about 7 rides no issues. So refreshing to have an alternative to the $40 plus OEMs. With these plus the 3 to 4 hole adaptor you can have a whole set for less than half. Will be buying another pair as my OEMs are end of life..

PLEASE DO NOT BUY. Constantly unclipped!!!!!!! On a 40 mile ride, these unclipped at least 100 times on both sides. They are DANGEROUS as they give no warning and just suddenly release - almost like your shoe just slips right out. There were a few close calls where I could easily have crashed. I think the C-spring clip is way too weak and improperly designed to hold your shoe. Even without putting much pressure on them, they would suddenly release. The spring clip is not broken, it's just the wrong strength, wrong material or something (by far!!!!!). Went on fairly well. Took a little careful aligning to get the 4 screws to line up to screw in but they worked.Have not tried to clip in yet but will update if any issue. The materials seem like good quality = the spring clip appears like the OEM part.

These bolted right onto my shoes no problem. They mated right up to my pedals just like the originals. And the price is certainly excellent.

I had no problem installing to the shoe, and they work well

Quality and design weren't the same original speed play cleats.

Obviously it’s much, much cheaper than original speedplay cleats. They feel a little cruder when engaging and releasing. You can see the quality is not in the same league as oem, but they are so much cheaper. You get what you pay for, but they work fine for the price. No real issues of note

Exactly the same as original Speedplay cleats. Highly recommend. I will purchase more when needed.