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ShimanoSH56 SPD without cleat nut Cleats Multi-Release
5.0
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Shimano SPD cleats can easily be replaced which will keep your pedal performing optimally by eliminating unnecessary wear and tear.
- Two-hole SPD cleat mount
Specifications
Cleat Bolt Pattern
2-Bolt
Cleat Float
0 Deg
Pedal Fit
Shimano SPD
UPC
689228075245
EAN
4524667075240
MPN
Y41S98100
Tree Fort ID:
333222338174
Review Summary
LIKES
Strength (1),
Reliable (3),
Easy Entry (8),
Grip (3),
Easy Exit (7)
WORKS FOR
Mountain Biking (7),
Road (4),
Roadbike (1),
Rollers Indoors (1)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS
8 reviews
8 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will these work with crank brothers mallet 1 pedal?
Will these work with crank brothers mallet 1 pedal?
Q.
asked by: a guest
will these cleats with work A530 pedals?
will these cleats with work A530 pedals?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Yes, these will fit the A530 pedal
Yes, these will fit the A530 pedal
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will these work on a schwinn indoor cycling bike?
Will these work on a schwinn indoor cycling bike?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does the SH-56 SPD fit the M424 pedal?
Does the SH-56 SPD fit the M424 pedal?
Q.
asked by: a guest
do these work with the shimanoPD-R540L pedals?
do these work with the shimanoPD-R540L pedals?
A.
anwered by: bkearns
These cleats are used for Shimano mountain pedals. Shimano road pedals need a different cleat setup. Check out the SPD-SL cleats, product ID 333222337640.
These cleats are used for Shimano mountain pedals. Shimano road pedals need a different cleat setup. Check out the SPD-SL cleats, product ID 333222337640.
Q.
asked by: a guest
How do these differ from the single direction release cleats?
How do these differ from the single direction release cleats?
A.
anwered by: smulder
Single release cleats can only be released by swinging your heal from centered to the outside of the pedal (probably also to the inside, but that's simply horrible to do). Multi-Release cleats can be released the same way but also by lifting up on the heal or up and to an outward angle. You can visit the Shimano.
Shimano says:
Single release mode
Release the cleats from the pedals by twisting your heels outward.
Multiple release mode
Release the cleats from the pedals by twisting your heels in any direction. Releasing by lifting your heel requires particular practice.
Single release cleats can only be released by swinging your heal from centered to the outside of the pedal (probably also to the inside, but that's simply horrible to do). Multi-Release cleats can be released the same way but also by lifting up on the heal or up and to an outward angle. You can visit the Shimano.
Shimano says:
Single release mode
Release the cleats from the pedals by twisting your heels outward.
Multiple release mode
Release the cleats from the pedals by twisting your heels in any direction. Releasing by lifting your heel requires particular practice.
Customer Reviews
5
February 08, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
I have recommended these for over a decade to other mountain riders especially in technical because they are multirealease -- twist in , out or pop up. Because Shimano SPD pedals usually have tension adjustments it is possible to get them set so that they hold well but in emergency you can get out of them and not be tangled in the bike or be able to pop out and plant a foot.
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vote5
March 28, 2011
reviewed by: amarklin
Ordered a pair for my shoes when I started indoor training on rollers in winter of 2010.
My original single-release Shimano cleats worked well, but were sometimes hard to release, and I wanted to have my feet free when I fell off the rollers. These worked well for that purpose.
I've taken to using these cleats on my everyday rides as well. I've never come out unexpectedly, but they release without effort when I need them too. I feel more confident that I won't get stuck in the cleat because of dirt or my own ineptitude during a panic stop.
5
September 13, 2011
reviewed by: monocongo
These are the first cleats I've had and it's a good thing. I come out when I wouldn't have been able to if only single/sideways release, and it's saved me from a fall more than once.
5
November 05, 2011
reviewed by: jim...@ve...n.net
The Sh-56 cleat works wonders for most Shimano pedals and many others. The exit release from any pedal is much more natural and forgiving than the standard SH-51 cleat.
Why Shimano continues to make the SH-51 cleat standard issue with their pedals is just mind boggling for me. The SH-51 is more of a racing cleat to reduce accidental release for very aggressive riders. These riders are the minority and are more knowledgeable about the gear so would have the knowledge to get the right cleat. Recreational riders just suffer with the SH-51 cleats until someone informs them how superior the SH-56 cleats are.
5
October 29, 2012
reviewed by: overthebars2
These are the cleats to keep you from crashing. Pull up hard enough and you will come out. "M" on the bottom.
5
July 01, 2014
reviewed by: con...@ve...n.net
Great easy clips now they are my favorite
5
July 11, 2014
reviewed by: con...@ve...n.net
SO much easier to unclip!!! Bought another set for my wife! She was scared of clipless before this.
5
December 19, 2017
reviewed by: A Guest
If you want to be able to get out of your pedals fast, these multi release cleats are the way to go. Set your springs just tight enough so they don't pull out when you lift straight up and you're all set.
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