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Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat
Item #: PE406Z13
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by PowerReviewsShimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat
(based on 22 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Easy to install (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain biking (3)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid cyclist (3)
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Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
I have used multi release cleats for many years. Getting out of the pedals in a pinch is much easier than with single release. Occasional accidental releases happen, but careful adjustment of the release tension minimizes this. Last time I used single relase on my pedals I fell trying to get out... the appropriate tension is very different.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Install
Cons
Best Uses
- Spinning Bikes
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
i bought these with some inexpensive -Serfas Interval- cycling shoes for spinning. They both work as they were designed to; not unhappy with my purchase.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Easy Exit
- Easy To Install
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
I broke my left ankle 15 years ago and clipping out with me left has always been a chore, especially when I'm going down. I don't rotate my left heel outward very easily, and it tends to supinate as well. Now, I can exit easily on that side.
The only drawback is that, if the pedal is adjusted too loosely, I can pull out when out of the saddle.
The Shimano MTB pedals aren't as easy to clip into as the egg beaters, but I just couldn't get out of the left pedal with the egg beater (or the Shimano black cleat.)
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
This is one of the best cleat out there for mtb shoes. very easy to clip on and can unclick by either side (left or right twist of the leg). I have been using mine for over two years now and is still running. I recently bought a second one for my son to use with his road bike.
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
First time using clipless pedals. Used these cleats (SH-51's came with pedals). The SH-56's released at multiple positions. Great Cleats.
Pros
- Easy release
Cons
- none
Best Uses
- Mountain biking
- Spin
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
Bought these for my wife for her first pair of clipless. They work great and she figured them out quickly.
Pros
- Multiple Release Options
- Solid
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
Should come standard with shimano pedals instead of the sh-51. Love the feel of security knowing you can release from different angles.
Pros
- cheap
- Easy Installation
- Easy To Get Into Pedal
- Easy To Get Out Of Pedal
Cons
Best Uses
- all mountain
- Cross country
- Trail
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
Great cleats. I've been hitting all kinds of stuff with these and they never come out of the pedal when I don't want them to. Also they are easy to get in and out of and easy installation.
Pros
- Easy to Clip
- Easy To Install
- Multi Directional Release
Cons
Best Uses
- All around riding
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
This is the fastest way to build your confidence when riding clipless. Clips in easy and dis-engages in multiple direction if need to bail if the need arises.
This is installed in all my riding shoes.
Comments about Shimano SM-SH56 Multi Release SPD Cleat:
I strongly prefer these over the SM-51s for trail and AM riding. The 51s are still great for road or XC but the 56s release much better which I find to be key in AM riding. If I had to chose between 51s and flats for AM I would go with the flats, you just can't release as quickly or as easily as is needed in many situations. I now ride with the 56s over my pinned flats in AM though.
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