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Shimano PD-ES600 Pedals

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Description

Shimano's Ultra-Minimalist Commuter & Touring SPD Pedals

Shimano designed the Explorer PD-ES600 Pedals for the urban cyclists that will inevitably be clipping in and out frequently. Its light action spring tension along with a narrow release allows for easy entry and exit making the new rider feel more confident while seasoned riders will appreciate its adjustability.

The ES600 also happens to be the lightest SPD pedal in Shimano's lineup — 279g a pair. That's even lighter than the range-topping XTR model. This is mainly due to its single-sided binding which also gives it a clean look on lightweight commuting and road touring bikes. The ES600 pedals will work with any shoe that accepts 2-bolt SPD cleats.

Features:

  • An urban and touring pedal with clean looks and a light binding
  • Shimano's lightest SPD pedal keeps grams out of your commute
  • The single-sided design is sleek and lightweight
  • Light entry with a narrow release is designed for city touring use
  • Easy-to-adjust entry and release tension settings
  • 9/16 inch spindle diameter
  • Weight: 279g pair

  • B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.

    The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.

    Specifications

     

    Weight: 279 grams

     

    Weight: 279 grams

    PD-ES600 ROAD SPD

    Cleat Type: MTB Cleats 

    Pedal Type: Road Pedals 

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    Works great!
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    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Portland,OR

    Really happy with these. They were easy to fit and work perfectly, incredibly light too.

    Reviewed 12/11/2023
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    Perfect
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    by Colleen
    Tucson Az

    I have been looking for a mountain bike cleat with more surface. They worked out great. They look like a ride bike pedal and offer the surface area I was hoping for! Love them in sure I'll be buying another pair.

    Reviewed 5/10/2023
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    Awesome gravel/road pedal
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    by Anonymous
    1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

    Do you love gravel riding but that gravel pedals that look like they can from a Mtn bike!?! Than look no further. These are a lil country and a lil rock-'n'-roll.

    Honestly one of my most favorite pedals I have ever own. Robust, sleek, and quiet. What's not to love?

    Reviewed 5/2/2022
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    All you need short of racing
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    by Hankaster
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Lancaster PA

    No more duck walk unless the competition is hot and I need road pedals. I don't notice any difference between road pedals and these (I haven't done a race or a century on them, so I can't testify to their adequacy for that)

    Reviewed 8/16/2021
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    Gray finish comes off too easily
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    by MTB Rob
    Redding CA

    These pedals would have received 5 stars if not for the fact that the gray finish comes off way to easily.

    Very lightweight, easy to use and long lasting otherwise. I have used these pedals in the past on both road bikes & gravel bikes.

    Reviewed 6/17/2021
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    Excellent pedals
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    by Jim Cunningham
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Traverse City, MI
    0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

    Well made, quality materials, function perfectly

    Reviewed 12/15/2020
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    Great single-sided SPD pedal
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    by Anonymous
    Seattle
    3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

    These pedals are light and easy to clip in. The only drawback is how easily the color gets chipped away. Literally after the first ride!

    Reviewed 8/5/2020
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    Scratches my road pedal itch on my gravel bike
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    by Anonymous
    Competitive Racer
    Syracuse, NY

    I've always felt a little silly riding 2-sided pedals around on my gravel bike when I don't need to clip/unclip any more often than a single-sided road pedal, so I used road pedals for the bigger surface area and sleeker look of the pedal. But, road cleats and shoes are not great, to say the least, if I ever do need to hike a bike.

    This pedal feels almost identical to an SPD-SL pedal, and looks a lot better than a double sided MTB pedal to my eye. After clipping in, I don't even notice them, which is a plus to me. They appear to be even more open than a 2-sided XT pedal, so they should clear mud if needed. Sometimes they don't hang perfectly up and down, so you need to be more conscious about clipping in than you do with a double sided pedal. Perhaps the bearings are adjusted too tightly on mine.

    Do note: these would be a poor choice for cyclocross or events where those seconds clipping in might matter.

    Reviewed 1/16/2024
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    Difficult To Mount Shoe
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    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast

    This pedal was selling at a discount so I saw value in it even though there were warnings from other reviewers about the pedal position when mounting shoe. The problem is the pedal doesn't spin freely where the pedal is in the correct position to mount the shoe. Usually, it is in the wrong position. Maybe after time with use, the pedal may spin freely but unfortunately for me I don't want to wait for this to happen. Because of the metal cleat, this will scratch the back side of the pedal when mounting on the wrong side which I understand will eventually happen regardless with time. If I want to continue using the pedal I find myself constantly looking at the pedal when trying to mount the shoe. This can be dangerous or distracting. I've decided to remove this pedal and purchase something else. It isn't returnable after use.

    Reviewed 6/28/2023
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    A Great Niche
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    by Anonymous

    A lightweight road like pedal that uses a mountain bike cleat

    Reviewed 1/21/2024
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    Love 'em.
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    by DCycle
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Dallas, TX
    1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

    Been on these for about a year now. They are not perfect, but I love 'em. On review stated that they are weighted a little off, and yes. They don't always point upright. And yes, the finish on mine started chipping away on the first ride. But who cares? They are probably the most abused part of the bike. Besides, you aren't going to see the lack of paint when you are screaming down a hill. I like the firm hold, yet with a little float with the SM-SH56 cleats. I also like the ability to wear either road or MTB shoes, now that some shoes come with both mounting systems, 3 or 2 bolt. Shimano and Giro come to mind. So many choices!

    Reviewed 6/26/2022
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    I have these pedals on my all-road, and I love them.
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    Bombproof
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    by Island Rider
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Clinton, WA

    As I said, a bombproof pedal, and light as well. Just purchased a new set because I can't believe that my old ones will last beyond the 10,000+ miles they have given me (though I rode them today and they are still ticking). SPD cleats last forever and allow me to ride my road bike with high quality MTB shoes that let me walk normally on pavement or gravel. The SPD cleats can also be mounted further to the rear than most road cleats......A blessing for a fellow wearing a size 48 shoe. The price cannot be beat for another solid product from Shimano.

    Reviewed 1/24/2022
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    Defective L pedal Hazardous
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    by Dave
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Denver
    8 of 8 customers found this review helpful.

    The left pedal was very hard to unclip even on the lowest tension setting. After replacing my cleats and shoes, I was experiencing the same issue. My LBS inspected them and pointed out the front left screw for the clip mechanism was recessed too far into the pedal casting. This defect created a lot of tension between the cleat and and the shoe. I believe Shimano probably produced a lot of ES600's with this defect. If you do a stare and compare between the left and right pedal you will see the defect.

    Reviewed 10/24/2021
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    Easy to use and light
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    by Gary R
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Wickenburg AZ

    I needed a set of replacement pedals for my new bike and purchased these online. They were easy to setup and dial in. They look nice in appearance and the best part is I don't even think about them when riding except to make sure that the right side is up to click into.

    Reviewed 1/23/2023
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    Excellent SPD pedals
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    by Slim Jim
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Chicago, IL

    These pedals are easy to adjust to make them easy to step in to, and easy to release.

    Their broad platform provides excellent support.

    Reviewed 8/16/2023
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    Excellent pedal for endurance riding and commuting
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    by Oaklandbiker
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Oakland, CA

    I like this pedal a lot and it is on my endurance road bike (Domane SL) and my touring/commuting bike (Seven steel frame). Reliable, easy to maintain and at a reasonable price. Shimano quality.

    Reviewed 7/17/2023
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    pedal review
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    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Portland OR

    I use it on a light carbon climbing bike. I use spd style pedals on all my bikes after trying almost every other format. These are good because they are light, permit recessed cleats on walkable shoes, have a relatively broad footprint, reasonable price. One downside is that they take some getting used to clipping in because they tend to rotate to a clip side down orientation.

    Reviewed 7/28/2022
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    Light and functional
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    by Jsprague56
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Eugene, OR

    I like to use SPD pedals on tours and events because I end up doing a lot of walking (on gravel and other uneven surfaces -- usually the SAG stops. I love these pedals because they weigh a lot less than the two-sided models and I am doing "weight weenie" on my travel bike. These function well and the spindles are long so it's easy to install and remove.

    Reviewed 5/23/2022
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    Best 2-hole SPD for road
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    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    MId Atlantic Metro
    4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

    If you want to ride two-bolt SPD pedals on a road bike, this is as good a way as I can imagine. These pedals are light, well-finished, with really nice bearing quality. I rode LOOKs for years, so I find "toe-ing in" familiar, but some riders may have to adjust to how these hang. With a few hundred miles on them, I've had no problem with the finish scratching or chipping.

    Reviewed 6/11/2021
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    Long lasting high performance
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    by KCB
    Seattle
    1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

    Shimano pedals continue to be the smoothest rolling after the most abuse with little or no maintenance. These replace the PD-A600, essentially the same pedal previous generation, which I used on my road, gravel, and CX bikes, outlasting similarly priced crank brothers and time atac.

    Reviewed 5/7/2021
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