Look is a pioneer among the best road bike pedals, having introduced the first clipless road pedal, the PP65, back in 1984. However, it was only in 2011 that the company unveiled the Keo Blade platform, a system that eschewed a metal spring in favour of a carbon blade to retain the cleat interface.
The Keo Blade has become the gold standard for road bike pedals, offering a bulletproof and durable system that I've personally used for years. But just how far has Look pushed the design and performance envelope with the new Look Keo Blades, if at all?
