ShimanoSM-SH51 SPD Replacement Cleats(Return to Product Page)

There IS a difference between Shimano cleats and aftermarket versions. I installed an aftermarket cleat on a pair of shoes, and noticed immediately that there was almost no float. Also, much more difficult to clip in and out. A pair of these Shimano cleats fixed it all. Get the real deal. I will be using SPD style pedals forever.

Jim D

these cleats have never failed over the years....Just wear out occasionally

They do eventually wear out or needed for new shoes! Position well and enjoy the connection.

I love it!

Like the fact that you can walk in the shoes that use them.

Works great for my spin classes 3-4 times per week.

No complaints. I don't know how long they will last but they seem to be holding up better than the cleats I used when I had Crankbrothers eggbeaters. I put them on my Lake Boots and on my Sidi Mtn Bike shoes in about 10 minutes.

Shimano is Shimano. Great replacement cleats.

Each time I get a new pair of cycling shoes, new cleats get installed. They are cheap, and get the job done. I am tired of messing with my old used cleats- usually the bolts are all janky and gunked, thus the reason it's nice to install new ones.

This is my first choice for a SPD cleat.

Universal, basic, and great performance.

New cleats after 12,000 miles! Probably could have used them longer, but new ones have less play.

Fit my Giro shoes perfect

What can I say.. I like to be clipped In...

I've used this style cleat for approximately 25 years and like it. With the purchae of new shoes I thought also time to buy new cleats.

The release is a bit tighter than I am used to with my old well worn cleats...guess that's to be expected. Hope for a short break in period to ease the effort necessary for release.

Stiffer than the multi-release cleats I had on my old shoes, but they release fine and the float is good.