Shimano SM-SH10 SPD-SL Cleat Set Fixed - Red

The SM-SH10 cleats are the ideal choice for cyclists who demand that every ounce of their pedaling energy is converted into propulsion down the road. Featuring no float and a 100% fixed position, Shimano’s Red SPD-SL cleats deliver a tight connection between rider and bike, resulting in fully efficient power transfer that’s coveted by sprinters, professional athletes, or anyone chasing critical marginal gains on the bike.

• Shimano’s SM-SH10 Red SPD-SL cleats have no float and are 100% fixed in position, making them ideal for sprinters, professional athletes, or any rider seeking maximally efficient power transfer above all else

• Customizable: Seamlessly compatible with Shimano SPD-SL pedals, which allow you to adjust the spring force required to clip in and out of your pedals

• Ease of Disengagement: Feature a 12-degree clip-out angle, allowing you to quickly get out of your pedals when necessary

• Off-Bike Friendly: Cleat size and shape provide stable walking platform and are less prone to clogging with dirt and mud when off bike

• Built to Last: Composite construction that combines injection molded main body with grip enhancing TPU tips for durability and long-lasting pedal engagement

Durable and Stable

Utilize composite construction that combines an injection molded main body with grip-enhancing TPU tips, the SM-SH10 cleats deliver long-lasting peak performance. And thanks to that extra grip along with their size and shape, Shimano’s Red SPD-SL cleats are more stable when you’re off the bike walking around.

User Friendly

Like all Shimano SPD-SL cleats, the SM-SH10 is seamlessly compatible with Shimano SPD-SL pedals, which allow you to adjust the amount of spring force required to clip in and out of your pedals, providing an unmatched level of customization. The SM-SH10 also feature a 12-degree clip-out angle, meaning you can quickly get out of your pedals when the need arises. It’s also important to note that Red SPD-SL cleats require that you know your optimal cleat position and be comfortable adjusting your cleats into that position. Otherwise it’s best to work with a professional bike fitter during the set-up process.