What degree of float are the cleats that come with the shoes?
485400
They are great you won't be disappointed I average 150 miles a day. they are built to last well worth the money
252519
It is about 13.5. We LOVE these chairs--they are high quality and look fabulous by our pool.
902588
Nope, no floatation value, but very little weight/drag either. They do a good job of blocking wind and keeping a chill away. You will need something more high tech for that.
2283141
Fins fit well and are sturdy. Great purchase. However they are not ten inches like you asked.
1018199
They have traction bars on them. And the angles are not steep. Unless they are completely wet, they're fine.
1103502
Yes - the Shimano 105 SPD SL pedals come with the SM-SH11 Floating cleats. these are standard with the 105's. the floating cleats allow 6 degrees of side to side float. there are 2 other cleat options out there, the SM-SH10, and SM-SH12. The SM-SH10 cleats are "fixed" which means there is no lateral foot wiggle, and the SM-SH12 allows 2 degrees of float.
1137610
They are kind of high, but they squish down some in a relatively short time. They are nice enough to take the risk and if it doesn't work out put them in another pair of shoes.....Worth it, at least my feet think so!
2037598
I really didn't know they were adjustable, Mine went in one permanent spot. You did put on the plastic feet didn't you? New is best, they are much thicker than old wore ones. With those on I can't see how it could be too low. Hope that helps.
1500132
Hi, they look lower than the standard, but are the typical 11.5" from the seat to ground. I think "stance" width is wider, making it appear really low. They are very comfortable; we have them around a fire pit and they are perfect for all ages.
133040
unfortunately no, you have to buy the cleats separate. I bought these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000R2MYB4/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
743963
Hello,I bought them last year and used them couple of times and yes they do float.haven't had a problem with them either.thumbs up.
514296
The rubber is quite sturdy as are the cleats. Not sure about your use but it's an inexpensive way to prevent costly and painful falls. I bought mine last year and they are still going strong.
276124
It depends in your pedals. The cleats that come with these shoes are the standard 2 bolt SPD cleats. Many trainers use this type.
147470
Nope, but they are lighter and have the weight arranged so they always (well, almost always) hang vertically when unloaded with the cleat facing the rear -- so it is an easy motion to roll the pedal forward with your shoe and snap in with one motion. I find I spend very little hunting around for the cleat with these pedals. Hope this helps.
2173036
SPD cleats and pedals are usually compatible but I'm not familiar with the shoe. Sorry
1593130
43psi. I use them for my year-round commute. I can't speak for snow and floatation, but I get great traction on ice @ around 38psi.
1347396
They are not strictly "meant" for road bikes, because their open design is targeted towards mud clearance. But I use them on my road bikes so I only need one pair of shoes and they have a good range of float. I like them on my road bike.