Product Comparison: LOOK Cycle KEO 2 Max vs Shimano 105-5800


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LOOK Cycle KEO 2 Max Pedal
LOOK Cycle KEO 2 Max Pedal
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Shimano 105-5800 Road Pedal
Shimano 105-5800 Road Pedal
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General Specifications
Brand
LOOK Cycle
Shimano
Model
KEO 2 Max
105-5800
Origin
France
Japan
About the Product
Look KEO 2 Max is very light and reliable at only 130 grams per pedal. This has been achieved through the use of a carbon injection process allowing for weight reduction and improved durability.
Make way for the trickled down 105-5800 Road Pedal! Much like we go to the gym to shed some pounds and reinvent ourselves, these pedals now come to you with a carbon fiber composite body.
Key Specs
Type
Click pedal
Click pedal
Body Material
Composite
Stainless steel
Pedal Weight
130 g.
142.5 g.
Intended Purpose
Road
Road
What customers say about "Key Specs"
LOOK Cycle KEO 2 Max Pedal
  • Very easy to get into and easier to get out. Never worried about taking a tumble.
  • Replaced my Shimano 105 SPD's with these and couldn't be happier. Clipping in is now a breeze.
  • I've been riding on these for over a month now, and they are really easy to clip in and clip out of.
  • Been riding it 1 full season now. Great stable platform, great with the Keo cleats. Seems durable and well built.
  • Easy in and out and the Keo cleats are pretty easy to walk in as well (for limited walking, of course).
Shimano 105-5800 Road Pedal
  • Had a lot of anxiety about getting used to clipping in and out but these pedal combined with basic Shimano shoes work perfectly.
  • If you are in the market for some quality light road pedals, the 105s are the best bet.
  • They are so easy to clamp into and release from. I have the tension set to the lightest as I have small feet and frame and it still takes a good hard twist to release my foot.
  • My old Ultegra's were tried and true but very heavy compared to these Carbon Composite's.
  • Haven't tried any other SDP-SL pedals, but I would recommend the 5800 to anyone who likes the SPD-SL cleats because these are high quality and easy to clip in and out.
Size & Weight
Height
0.6 in.
0.7 in.
Width
2.24 in.
2.3 in.
Depth
6 in.
7 in.
Weight
0.57 lbs.
0.63 lbs.
Features
Color
Black
Black
Spindle
Oversized «Chromoly Plus» steel axle with an inner ball bearing and a needle roller bearing.
9/16"
Bearings
Ball bearings (12mm inner x 18mm outer diameters); Needle roller bearing
Dual-Side Entry
No
No
Cleats Included
Yes
Yes
Accessories Included
Pair of cleats, Screws
Pair of cleats
Extras
Stainless steel cleat contact area, Dual seals
Wide bearing placement
What customers say about "Features"
LOOK Cycle KEO 2 Max Pedal
  • The way these are weighted and the lip on the front to catch the cleat make all the difference.
  • It's always nice to have adjustable tension because if you ever switch to lower float cleats or get stronger, you might need to crank it up a bit.
  • They look great and do the job well. I highly recommend them.
  • Recently I bought a pair of the Keo 2 Max and WOW, light, easy and well made. 200 miles in and very happy.
  • I love these pedals on my racing road bikes. Durable and easy to release. Very comfortable and they look great.
Shimano 105-5800 Road Pedal
  • When it comes to pedals, the 105s are just as good as the Ultegra and Dura-Ace options. They are nice and wide, offer the ability to adjust tension, and still being in the upper tier, are light.
  • I absolutely love these pedals and I use the yellow accented cleats that came with them which give me just enough rotation. There is no negative to these pedals. One of my best upgrades so far.
  • I Bought these to replace Shimano SPD-SL Ultegra pedals. The quality of these 5800 is roughly the same - the pedal looks virtually identical except for the spindle.
  • I was getting hot spots under my foot and wanted a larger platform and these are great.
  • These cleats can be adjusted somewhat side to side, combine that with the wider cleat, it makes for a ride with MUCH LESS foot fatigue!
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer warranty
2 year(s)
2 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
Link
Link
Manual
Download


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