Xpresso

This a personal opinion of course but don't waste your time with Speedplays, I used them for about a year and they felt slightly insecure from side to side right from the start but once they had worn a bit it was like balancing on ice skates. With Xpresso 4 they seem around a similar weight to Speedplays they have 2 lateral settings, clip in just as easy as Speedplays because they hang in the right position to click in so you don't need double sided entry, they have just enough play when twisting the foot to be comfortable but don't feel like your on ice, and they feel like real pedals underneath. I noticed a big speed up in my riding with these pedals, they feel firm under foot and they don't distract me from the riding itself, they just do the job they are supposed to do. And they are relatively cheap and have replaceable rubbing plates and you can walk on the cleats without fiddly coffee caps. These 2 are the only clip in cleats I've used but have no intention of bothering to look at any others now. Higher end Xpressos may not hang in a position to clip straight in because of being less heavy than the 4's though. For most amateur riders I would have thought the 4's are good enough, especially with the added bonus of being able to clip straight in without looking, usually anyway, they are very light being mostly plastic, can't find anything bad to say about them to be honest. Just can't understand why anyone other than pro's who may be able to afford new pedals every couple of months would want to buy Speedplays, sorry just irritated at wasting my money on them with so many people saying how wonderful they are.

Had Time Iclic pedals before so went for these again. Easy to fit once you’ve removed the old ones. Look good and feel much better than the old knackered pedals. Even come with a pair of cleats that’ll go one my shoes to replace the old ones. Fit them, click in and smash your legs to bits! Bosh!!! Good value for money too.