Description
Do you need to get your feet further forward on the pedals, but cannot move the cleats further back to achieve this?
Although base plate extenders have long been available for the Speedplay/Wahoo pedal brand, it has not been an option for standard 3 hole cleats like those from Shimano, Look and Time. Until now.
The PatroCleats ERGO3 adapter offers you a range of 0-24mm cleat/pedal displacement to the rear of the standard cleat mounting holes on your cycling shoes.
The cleat adapter mounts directly to your shoe, and then the cleats are mounted to the adapter.
The adapter is a low profile, curved and machined lightweight aluminum piece with additional cleat mounting holes located in it.
Package contents: 2 PatroCleat ERGO3 adapters, 6pcs 10mm, 6pcs 8mm screws, 6pcs 6mm screws + two shoe-curvature-adapters.
This will be a game changer for people forced to pedal from their toes due to the poor design of some cycling shoes, or the underlying nature of their foot structure.
Please watch the instructional video BEFORE installing these, as there are traps for the unprepared!
Instructions for Use
For additional product set up information and application, see this indepth review on Road Bike Rider here.
And for a longer term road test by coach and bike fitter Rick Shultz, see Part 2 of his review on Road Bike Rider here.
Jon (verified owner) –
This is an excellent product that allows for the bulk of the benefits of mid-foot cleat placement without drilling out existing shoes. The Ergo model is redesigned and is lighter than the original model and is well built and stable. I recommend this product to anyone curious about mid-foot cycling.
Mark C. (verified owner) –
When you finally find something that works for you.
Andrew J (verified owner) –
Good stuff. Easy assembly. No muss no fuss
Silvino Pelosi (verified owner) –
Fits my need. Excellent idea!
Anonymous (verified owner) –
The plate is slick, the cleats slide. Would work in principle were the plate roughed up
johnadmin (store manager) –
It sounds like cleats are not able to be tightened to the adapter plate enough. This may be because the cleat mounting screws are pushing through to sole of the shoe. Review the installation instructions video on the product page and check your installation. You may need to add a washer, or file the mounting screws. Having the cleat slide on the plate is not normal.