Road riders moving to clipless pedals for the first time, or anyone wanting a reliable, affordable Keo pedal for a second bike.
The LOOK Keo Classic 3 is LOOK's entry road pedal, built on the same Keo cleat system the brand invented and still uses across its range. The single-sided body is easy to find with your foot, and the wide platform spreads pressure well for long days.
It pairs a composite body with a chromoly steel axle, keeping the weight to around 140 g per pedal while staying tough enough for everyday training. Grey Keo Grip cleats with 4.5° of float come in the box, giving your knees some natural movement while you pedal.
Fit them with a standard pedal spanner, bolt the cleats to any three-bolt road shoe, and you're set. When the cleats wear out, replacements are cheap and stocked almost everywhere.
Keo cleat system
The most common road cleat, fitted to nearly every road shoe.
Cleats included
Grey Keo Grip cleats with 4.5° float are in the box.
Light and tough
Composite body on a chromoly axle, around 140 g each.
Easy to learn
Single-sided entry that is easy to find and clip into.
Pedal
In the box
Keo cleat system
LOOK's three-bolt road cleat standard, fitted to almost every road shoe and easy to find replacement cleats for.
Keo Grip cleats
Grey cleats with 4.5° of float and a non-slip pad, so walking into the cafe is less of a shuffle.
Great for
Maybe not for
Needs a road shoe with a three-bolt cleat pattern. Pedals install with a standard pedal spanner.
Setting up cleats
Line the cleat up with the ball of your foot and start with it straight. Grey cleats give 4.5° of float, which suits most riders. If you have knee niggles, bring your shoes in and we'll help set them up.
The inventors of the clipless pedal.
LOOK is a French cycling brand best known for bringing the clipless pedal to road cycling in 1984, adapting technology from its ski binding business.
Today LOOK makes road and track frames as well as pedals, and its Keo cleat remains one of the most widely used road pedal systems in the world.
