Shimano SPD SL Cleats

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Top Features:

  • Compatible with 3 bolt road shoes
  • Compatible with Shimano SPD-SL road pedals only
  • Coloured wear indicator tips
  • Smooth entry and exit action
  • SH10 Red:
  • Fixed position with no float for complete efficiency and rigid form
  • SH12 Blue:
  • 2-degrees of float for a balance of comfort and efficiency
  • SH11 Yellow:
  • 6-degrees of float for comfort, ideal for riders whose feet move naturally during their pedal stroke

Product Data

  • Commuter: Yes
  • Touring: Yes
  • Cyclocross: Yes
  • Time Trial: Yes
  • Road: Yes

Description

The Red option offers a fixed foot position with no float, yellow allows 6° of float and blue allows 2 degrees of float. Each option is sold as a pair.

Returns

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Customer Reviews

Shimano SPD SL Cleats is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 1659.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from SPD cleats are the best Great cleats at a great price. Very happy with the delivery process and tracking
Date published: 2020-02-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Boring, but good Great product, quite long lasting, usual quality! :-)
Date published: 2020-02-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Really easy to use and good value I’ve bought again
Date published: 2020-01-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by from ABSOLUTELY VITAL Bought some cycle shoes, and couldn't understand why they would stick on the pedals! They were actually making cycling harder not easier! Thankfully, I found out Shimano had invented this incredible solution. I connected them to the shoes with 'alan's' key, (I never even met alan!), and now my problems have disappeared. I've written a very strongly worded letter to Sidi complaining about the ridiculous defect with their shoes. Thank God for the genii at Shimano. Truly, the Gods of cycling!
Date published: 2020-01-13
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Q & A

Fixed or Float

Cheats, What is the different between Fixed or Float?
Asked by: macthedog
I started with the yellow cleat and found it too "sloppy" As a beginner I would say use the yellow until you get a feel for what feels good, but going forward I found too much pivot in the yellow cleat. Comparing both side by side, the width of the nose piece is wider in the red cleat thus there's not as much free play in the pivot. Neither cleat moves sideways or laterally, the yellow one has more pivot play. I found this annoying as my shoe was pivoting inward and brushing/scratching my crank arm and if you adjust the angle of the cleat to avoid this problem, it then takes too much pivot to disengage from the pedal. I found the added pivoting needed to get out painful on the knee. The fixed red cleat does still allow a small amount of play and you will know right away if you have it wrong. I have it adjusted so I dont brush my crank arms, its still comfortable, feels more secure and it takes less pivoting to get out of the pedal
Answered by: jjgriswald
Date published: 2019-03-10

Do the screws and square washer things come with these cleats?

Asked by: Norfolk1
yes
Answered by: professormark
Date published: 2019-07-14

What is the differnce between fixed and floating cleats? Which one is better for a beginner in the world of road shoes.....please help!

Asked by: Asiri
Get the floating ones if you are a novice as they have some play in them.
Answered by: Jenkei
Date published: 2018-06-28

Cycled with straps for a year, blue or yellow?

I adapt quickly to new styles of cycling, so wondering if buying yellow cleats would work out expensive because I’d need to buy blue ones shortly after. What would you recommend?
Asked by: LukeJ
Its not really a colour preference or what 'looks cool'. The Yellow cleats have the most amount of play in them - meaning when your foot is locked into the pedal, you can still move it around a bit. The Red cleat there is almost no play at all. You want to make sure your cleats are aligned properly with your shoes and cranks otherwise you may end up with unnecessary injuries. The blue cleats offer a happy medium between the red and yellow.
Answered by: AdventureGuy
Date published: 2019-03-27

Do these come in a pair or do I have to buy two?

Asked by: Panana
They come as a pair.
Answered by: JB06
Date published: 2014-06-15

Cleats - What do I need ?

I am currently using toe straps on my bike pedals, I want to move over to cleats. Do I need new pedals as well as new shoes and cleats?
Asked by: carlwilly
Unfortunately, the answer is yes: you will need new pedals, shoes and cleats. However, this is highly recommended. You will be surprised how much this will improve your riding. A lot of energy is waisted when your foot is not fixed in position. The good news is, you can do the whole thing relatively cheaply. If you have a look on-line, you can get some entry level Shimano shoes for about $90 (aim for about the 86’s or above) and you can get some pedals for about $40 (I wouldn’t recommend going any lower than Shimano 105). You will find that most websites will send you some free cleats when you buy the pedals, if not, you will need to spend about $25 and get some SPDSLs. I hope this helps.
Answered by: dennistheguru
Date published: 2013-12-07

Fixed Mode or Self Alligning Pedals

As someone who has always ridden with MTB shimano cleats, should I go for SM-SH10 or SM-SH11 cleats for my new roadie?
Asked by: dmorg78
I moved from Shimano MTB to Shimano road pedals, and found the yellow-tipped cleats (with float) give a very similar range of movement to the MTB pedals.
Answered by: professormark
Date published: 2014-09-14

Are these supplied with C-M5X8mm fixing screws ?

These are the recommended to fit Sidi shoes.
Asked by: roadrunners
Yes
Answered by: TTBEC
Date published: 2014-04-02

My pedals are Ultegra Shimano PD 6620. Are these compatable with these

Asked by: lgbran
Yes, these are the right ones to use with your pedals.
Answered by: ubettheSworks
Date published: 2013-10-23

are these cleats compatable with dura ace PD 7810 pedals

Asked by: joggles
Yes, SPD SL cleats are suitable for the 7810 pedals. Bling bling nice pedals!!
Answered by: HalfcutSkeleton
Date published: 2013-10-23
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