X-Track & Look KEO Blade Power Meter Pedals – More Details, Available Now
Look has just sprung two new power meter pedals to the market. A road version using its cleat system and an MTB/trail version using Shimano SPD cleats. These come hot on the heels of Favero’s announcement of their new PRO MX trail pedals, representing the next generation of tech for that company. However, Favero’s trail pedals are not available today and Look’s are.
Check out more details: powermetercity.com
Look claims a market-leading 99% accuracy and the lightest per-pedal weight of any power meter pedal coming in at a mere 130g.
Alternatives
Favero and Garmin both give you a trail or road option with their power meter pedals and both give Shimano cleat compatibility for any type of riding.
SRM X-Power gives you another power meter pedal option for trail and Wahoo POWRLINK Zero SpeedPlay gives you a further road option, except one that maximises adjustment and possibly offers a minor aero advantage.
Check out more details: powermetercity.com
Last Updated on 28 January 2026 by the5krunner
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