Shimano
Dura-Ace PD-R9100 Pedals

I have used Look pedals for a long time (since they became widely available late 80's early 90's). On my spouse's most recent bike she had DA pedals. This required different back-up cleats for each of us when we traveled with our bikes. My Look pedals were ready for replacement so I decided to try the DA. I have been very happy with the change so far. The DA pedals feel like they have a wider platform that the Look pedals and a lower profile.

The go to pedal for road riding - works great and could not be happier.

I'd been using Speedplay Zero for many years on all my bikes. When my shoes needed replacing I started to research pedals to see if I've been missing out on anything. These caught my eye and after reading the tech & reviews decided to make the switch. Years ago I had a set of Look pedals but was frustrated with the constant need to look (no pun intended) down at every stop light to reengage my shoe. That's when I gave up on them and went to Speedplay. This new Dura Ace set is awesome. On the first ride I could feel the difference in the overall support of my foot. They have a noticeable larger platform and are much stiffer for the out of saddle efforts. The price point was good and I have to say I don't think I'll ever go back. I also like the cleats much better...no worries about stepping of the tarmac onto the side of the soft dirt road where the debris or mud would often clog the Speedplay cleat. At stop lights when you clip out the pedals naturally swing to the position for easy entry. Although there's a slight relearning curve to toe in vs. step down...so far they have been flawless. Highly recommend them.

I've been a Look pedal guy since they first came out. (I'm old). But the new Keo's don't rotate when you unclip which makes getting into them again a pain. Additionally, the cleats wear out very, very quickly. The Dura Ace pedals have long lasting cleats and they rotate like normal pedals. They also seem to have a larger platform so overall, I like these much better. The only downside is the tangs at the edges of the cleats make getting intoout of booties difficult. I can live with that, though.

Daly rider. Light weight I also use time pedals hard to choose between them.

Love the pedals!

I ride about 60 to 100 miles a week. After riding with the speed play peddle system for 5 years decided to try something different. The Shimano Dura-Ace PD-R9100 are perfect for me. Bought Shimano shoes suggested by a helpful Westernbikeworks adviser and he totally got it right. Comfortable, stable, and easy step in cleat to pedal. Very Happy!

It is difficult to clip in and clip out of these pedals. Maybe that's due to lack of experience, but they are more difficult than my previous set.

i have nothing to complain. it is a solid and beautiful product. highly recommended.

I've been riding Time Equipe pedals since the 90's. I have them on at least 8 bikes. I also have the Time Espresso pedals- the latest. I like those too, but it's too easy to clip out on the track bike. Enter Dura Ace. These pedals are so light, but super secure. I put them to the test in a match sprint, a standing start for a kilo, and the flying 200 at Hellyer. Totally secure feeling, and not at all afraid to punch it with these pedals. I'll probably switch a couple of other bikes to these pedals over time. Added bonus the cleats are easy to walk in.

The Dura Ace pedals are lighter and smoother than even the Ultegra version. I am happy I upgraded.

Easy to ride on.

What I love most about Shimano products is that they just work. I've never really opted for Dura-Ace anything, but decided to splurge for my new Giant. These pedals look great, sleek on my ride. I love how adjustable they are. The fact that they are lightweight all the better!

I use these pedals daily and the cleat walking pads are super durable!

I got these Dura Ace pedals to replace Look Keo's. I like the wide platform better, and also like how the pedal is in a consistent position for entry. It comes with blue cleats (1 degree of float)... I wouldn't have minded getting cleats with 3 degrees but so far my knees seem fine.

Whether its on road or off, Shimano pedals cant be beat. Their sturdy, dependable, low maintenance and they complete my Dura-Ace build.

Really nice pedals, holds the cleat firmly. I had a lot of play in my Looks, as well as a creaking sound. No issues whatsoever with the Dura Ace. I would highly recommend

Lightweight with a nice wide platform for your foot. The tightness is relatively easy to adjust, which is good, because clipping in and out can be a little difficult.

I bought the extended version with the least float range an really like the difference. It keeps me from wandering around side to side too much when I pedal. They are also easier to clip out of, which I really like riding in town. Western had them on sale at a price that was more reasonable so I got them.

Only thing it needs is to be lighter