Competitive Cyclist Reviews Shimano Dura-Ace 10-Speed PD-7810 Pedals

Competitive Cyclist's review of the Shimano Dura-Ace 10-Speed PD-7810 Pedals. Dura Ace-level components are as close to perfection as you'll find, that's no secret. The Shimano Dura Ace 7810 pedal continues the tradition.

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[SuprimaFalcon]

Hey Andy. Which pedal do you using now? And which do you most recommending?

[competitivecyclist]

@SuprimaFalcon I'm still riding the very same set you see in the video after all these years!  They haven't let me down, but I'm definitley lusting after the carbon version.

[mesopotamiancafe]

is this pedal adequate for someone who has a size 13 foot,or 46size

[sawink]

Nice!

[thisisobvious]

@MrRobot No. Only the bolt pattern to the shoe is the same.

[MrRobot]

are look cleats compatible with shimano pedals?

[Tricyklist]

You claim the old model was tested to death but it still chirruped and creaked when it was finally released onto an unsuspecting market. The old ones chirruped and creaked for how long before Shimano finally got around to fixing the problem? (another 5 years?) If it sounds like bull...., smells like bull.....then it must be advertising! This is a Shimano YT advertising video. Nothing like a review. Keep taking the money! ;-)

[dahgutone]

They need to improve the same old Shimano cleats. They don't seem to last compared to Keo cleats.

[TheChrissN]

i use the shimano 7810, but thinking about changing to look, since they are soo much lighter.

[Nicpetelogan]

Hi I think your asking about the actual shoe cleat-the yellow and black is the SM-SH11. This narrower and is a self aligning.

The SM-sm10 is red and black, it is wider than the yellow and is fixed.