Shimano Schuhplatten SM-SH56, Y41S98100

Brilliant! Had bought some other cleats (allegedly exactly the same) but we could not get them to clip in on any bike.. so bought these instead & they are excellent, worked first time & clip in & out with ease 😄

Perfect for my spin shoes, compatible with keiser bikes

First time using SPDs. Bought some competitively priced muddy fox type cycle shoes, attached & went for a spin. Happy to say all good. Fitted the shimmno peddles well. Good solid contact between shoe & peddle. I have cycled Circa 150 Miles with no SPD issues

A must for that panic free unclipping, simply pull free, no more falling off

Perfect, so easy to clip in and out of these cleats

Starting out on a road bike, like many other first time cyclists, I was hesitant and reluctant to immediately move over to the clipless side. When I first got a road bike back in June, going clipless was not even a consideration. I had read about the benefits of better peddling efficiency, feeling more connected with your bike, etc. I initially used my trainers with flat pedals in the early days of my cycling journey. The soft base of the trainers felt a little uncomfortable due to the flexibility of the sole, so I was initially looking for some shoes with a more solid platform/sole. I stayed put with trainers for a few months, but my feet were getting pretty chilly during some colder rides, and wearing shoe covers with trainers/flat pedals is a definite no-go area, as the flats would grind the pulp put of any shoe covers (which are mostly made from material). I briefly took some time to research the benefits of clipless systems and debated between MTB SPD and road pedals, but remained indecisive. As I had been viewing clipless pedals in the past, I immediately knew where to look. I went online and checked out some MTB pedals on some cycling websites (which were compatible with my new shoes). I came across some double sided pedals, Shimano PDM-530 SPD pedals, which looked to be the best bet. These are double-sided pedals, meaning I won’t have to be overly concerned about orientation, and can easily clip-in/out. And these pedals are fully compatible with the SH56 MTB SPD cleats. As I cycle-commute through heavy traffic, I also wanted the flexibility of being able to not be clipped in during slow/narrow passes, especially when I may need to stop suddenly. These cleats are ideal for that, as they are recessed. As I decided to opt for the multi-release cleats, I could have the freedom to unclip in a bilateral direction, as well as by forcing my foot in an upward direction away from the pedal. My feet were also staying in place, which was reassuring. Clipping in and out on the lowest setting was an easy affair, and I’ll leave it at a low setting for the time being. However, I am confident that I will be increasing the stiffness in due time once I gain further confidence. The learning curve was a lot quicker, and I am now looking forward to testing the new pedals out on a longer ride. It actually was nice to finally be clipped in, and I felt pretty confident in the few short minutes I was outside. I will of course be practicing a little more before taking them out for a proper bike ride. Being new to the clipless system, I have been told that having a ‘clipless’ moment’ or fall is somewhat of an inevitability. However, my motivation to NOT succumb to such an incident is absolute! Conclusively, I am very happy that I went for these cleats over the 3-bolt road system, at least for now. I like the flexibility of walking in my biking shoes, and having a recessed cleat is a huge advantage for me. I should add that having tried both the multi-release AND single release systems, have not really noticed a difference, particularly if you swing your foot out on either side to release. I believe that the multi-release is beneficial for also releasing your foot by jerking it up (emergency situation). And I am quite happy with both multi or single release now.

I have had problems with cleats for some time. Getting in and especially out was a real problem that kept me using flats. I just didn't seem to have the power in my ankle to disengage quickly and efficiently. A recent fall because I could not get out fast enough got me doing some research and lo and behold there are multi directional cleats. These work every time (with just a little practice) and certainly give you confidence. I don't understand why no one seems to even mention that these are actually a thing and are available. Very pleased with them as they do instil confidence that you CAN get out when you want to.

Often copied, the Shimano Pedaling Dynamics pedal system has been on the go since 1990, and is still the best for quality and ease of use. Wellgo make a decent attempt, but as the Shimano cleats are the same price why compromise. The SH56 set are multi release, making them ideal for beginners new to clipless pedals. Also great for commuters that need to unclip at a moment's notice when traffic lights change or cars ahead stop suddenly. A huge step up from toe straps which can drag along the ground if not used. A drop of threadlock is recommended to prevent the fixing bolts working loose during use.

J'ai choisi spécifiquement ces cales car j'ai vu qu'elles avaient plusieurs axes de dégagement du pied. N'en n'ayant jamais utilisé en VTT auparavant c'est ce que je voulais pour ne pas me casser la figure bêtement. Je les ait donc préférées au SH 51 pourtant livrées avec mes pédales. Bon c'est Shimano, rien à dire pour la qualité c'est du solide! Les vis sont bien sûr fournies et elles sont montées en un rien de temps . Le dégagement et l'enclenchement sur une pédale Shimano sont excellents, difficile de tomber! A conseiller aux débutants pour ne pas les dégoûter des pédales automatiques.

He estado utilizando el juego de clavijas Shimano SPD SM-SH56 en mis pedales y debo decir que estoy muy satisfecho con su desempeño. Estas clavijas ofrecen un excelente equilibrio entre seguridad y libertad de movimiento al andar en bicicleta. Lo que más me gusta es la facilidad con la que puedo enganchar y desenganchar mis pies de los pedales. Esto es particularmente importante en situaciones de emergencia o cuando necesito rápidamente colocar un pie en el suelo. La durabilidad y resistencia de las clavijas también es evidente. Han resistido muy bien el desgaste incluso en condiciones de uso intensivo. El sistema de liberación múltiple es una característica muy útil, ya que me da la confianza de que puedo liberar mis pies de manera rápida y segura en diversas situaciones. En resumen, el juego de clavijas Shimano SPD SM-SH56 es una excelente elección para ciclistas que buscan un sistema de pedal versátil y confiable. Su facilidad de uso y durabilidad hacen que sea una inversión valiosa para mejorar la experiencia en bicicleta. Las recomiendo sin duda alguna.

Performed as expected on my new SIDI Dragon 4 Carbon MTB shoes

確認したらもう五年も使ってます、耐久性、使い心地よく文句なしです。

Excelente pieza muy recomendado