That little extra in terms of stiffness

What is the difference between a Classic 3 and a Kéo Classic 3 Plus? The material used for the contact area. Stainless steel instead of composite optimizes the pedal's stiffness and therefore the power transfer from you to your bike. Otherwise, we stick to what works: quick release and easy tension adjustment.

• Wide contact area for excellent stability during the push phase.
• A total weight of 350 grams, all included.
• All the Look Cycle experience at an affordable price.

Features

• Use: Road, leisure.
• Axle: Chromoly.
• Technology: Spring.
• Body: Composite.
• Platform: Stainless steel.
• Contact surface: 400 mm².
• Platform width: 60 mm.
• Tension: From 8 to 12 Nm.
• Cleats: Kéo Grip.
• Actual weight: 276 g (per pair).
• Axle/sole height: 17.8 mm.
• Included accessories: A pair of cleats + screws.

Technologies

New bi-injected body
The new body of the Kéo Classic 3 is a combination of a double material injection that allows for a specific color for the body and another for the contact surface.

New contact surface
The new large honeycomb contact surface ensures good foot stability on the pedal and great comfort while pedaling.

A focus on weight
Keo Classic 3 Plus is very light for a pedal in its category.

Adjustable tension
The spring tension adjustment range between 8 and 12 Nm allows any type of user (from beginner to established professional) to find the setting that best suits their sporting practice.

Two-bearing axle line with steel axle
The axle line of the Keo Classic 3 Plus allows maintaining the support height using an oversized steel axle. It consists of 1 miniature ball bearing (12 mm inner x 18 mm outer) and a needle bearing.

Keo standard
The Keo standard was developed to minimize the weight and size of the cleat/pedal block while remaining compatible with all shoes on the market. The engagement and release are very safe and efficient.