What do you Campy Guys do for Pedals?

[CSKeller]

Look Keo and Keo Blades on all my road bikes.

I wish Campy would come out with a new pedal. I loved their Profit pedals but they are a bit heavy.

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[KidWok]

I've switched to SPD for all road riding and got rid of all my SPD SL's. Using A600 on most road bikes. Gravel bikes use XT or XTR pedals.

Tai

[TonyG]

Originally Posted by pjm

I’m a Campy guy, but I use Shimano pedals and fishing reels.

LOL I have had really bad luck with their reels.

I just went to Shimano parts after a life time of Campy. Its OK, it works but for me it lacks some soul. Like having a $15,000 digital watch rather than a BlancPain.

[Veloo]

Keywin CRM Ti for me.

[PacNW2Ford]

Two Campagnolo equipped bikes, both have Shimano SPD-SL pedals like all the other road bikes.

[uber]

Keo for me. The new Time look great. I think if I were you I would stay with Shimano. I hope you love the Marcelo. It is still my all time favorite.

[OtayBW]

Three sets of Campy Pro-Fits that I like but it's maybe a moot point because they stopped making them a couple of years ago. Cleats still available, but worse is that NO ONE makes cleat covers. Mine are now mostly comprised of Shoe Goo holding them together....

[bitt3n]

I put eggbeaters on everything

[Wakatel_Luum]

Used Speedplay for years then saw the light, they’re crap! Went to Dura-Ace which are well made but the cleat float is awful so on TIME now...the new Xpro pedals are a godsend...


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[weisan]

I am a shimano guy but since you ask...you can try this.

[Duende]

Speed play. Can’t imagine my pedals being different if I was a shimano guy either.

[Spaghetti Legs]

If you really, really want to stay Italian and you happen to ride Keos then get a set of these. Pretty nice power meter.

https://cycling.favero.com/

Look Keo on 15+ mostly Italian made bikes.

[ergott]

Pro Fits. My original pair is old enough to vote and the bearings feel better than most new pedals. They last forever.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by damocles

Other than being "SRAM curious" in college, I'm a die hard Shimano Dura Ace guy. I've barely paid attention to anything outside of DA for the past 5 years.

But... A new acquired Pegoretti Marcelo came my way recently and I've decided to go "all Italian" and build it up with Record 12, Bora's and a Fizik cockpit. It's ready to roll and I'm picking up on Wednesday. Soooooo stoked.

What the heck do I do for pedals though? Plan A is just to slap my DA pedals on it and ride. Feels slightly in conflict with my "all Italian" desire though.

What do y'all Campy guys use?

Speedplay Zero or (horrors)shimano..which I think is a far better version of the 'LOOK' platform. I think shimano does 'LOOK' better than "LOOK' does. But for adjustable float, easy rebuildability, ease of in/out, 2 sided, ability to replace one pedal if ya crash and kill one..SpeedPlay.

[saab2000]

Shimano Dura Ace SPD-SL are the best pedals ever made IMHO. I'm way less a Campy guy than I used to be but my Serotta is all Record except for the pedals, which are Shimano 7810 SPD-SL.