look spd pedal LOOK X-Track Power Single Pedals
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look spd pedal

look spd pedal LOOK X-Track Power Single Pedals

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look spd pedal LOOK X-Track Power Single PedalsSingle Sided Precision. Full Power Performance. Maximize your training, streamline your data, and conquer the trails with the Look X Track Power Single Sided Powermeter Pedals. Designed for gravel and mountain bike riders who want reliable, consistent power measurement without overcomplicating their setup, these SPD compatible pedals offer world class efficiency and weatherproof durability. Lightweight, rugged, and packed with integrated tech, this is

Single-Sided Precision. Full-Power Performance.

Maximize your training, streamline your data, and conquer the trails with the Look X-Track Power Single Sided Powermeter Pedals. Designed for gravel and mountain bike riders who want reliable, consistent power measurement without overcomplicating their setup, these SPD-compatible pedals offer world-class efficiency and weatherproof durability. Lightweight, rugged, and packed with integrated tech, this is your entry into high-performance power training—without the bulk or learning curve.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Accurate, left-side power measurement with total power estimation
  • Integrated power meter electronics built into the pedal axle
  • Simple installation and setup in minutes
  • Proven SPD compatibility with adjustable tension and durable build
  • Lightweight yet tough enough for MTB and gravel abuse (404g/pair)
  • Fully sealed IPX7 waterproof design for year-round use

Key Features & Benefits

Reliable Left-Side Power Measurement
Delivers accurate real-time data from the left pedal, doubling it for total output. A straightforward, affordable entry into power-based training—ideal for riders seeking metrics without dual-sensor complexity.

Engineered for the Elements
Rain? Mud? No problem. With an IPX7 waterproof rating, a fully sealed steel bearing system, and stainless steel platform inserts, these pedals are built to last across seasons, terrains, and ride styles.

Streamlined Setup & Use
Installation takes less than a minute using a standard 8mm Allen key. Connect to your bike computer or smartphone via Bluetooth or ANT+, calibrate with the LOOK app, and you’re ready to ride—no changes to your cleats or bike fit needed.

Built for Performance
With a 540 mm² stainless steel platform area, 60 mm width, and 6° float, you get efficient power transfer, excellent foot stability, and predictable release—even on the most technical sections. Adjustable tension (6–14 Nm) ensures a custom fit to your ride style.

Specifications

Platform & Body

  • Technology: X-Track
  • Body material: Aluminium
  • Platform insert: Stainless Steel
  • Platform area: 540 mm²
  • Platform width: 60 mm
  • Float: 6°
  • Q Factor: 53 mm
  • Stack height: 16.8 mm (10.7 + 6.1 mm)

Axle & Bearings

  • Spindle: Power (Steel)
  • Bearings: Premium sealed steel
  • Waterproof rating: IPX7

Retention & Cleats

  • Tension range: 6–14 Nm
  • Release angle: 13°
  • Cleat system: SPD-compatible
  • Cleats included: Standard cleat (Easy cleat available separately)

Power Measurement & Electronics

  • Measured: Left pedal
  • Estimated: Total power (left x2)
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth & ANT+
  • Cadence: Yes
  • Wake-up function: Pedal rotation
  • Firmware updates: Via LOOK app
  • Battery: Li-Po rechargeable (140mAh)
  • Battery life (ride): 60 hours
  • Battery life (sleep): 6 months
  • Battery life (deep sleep): >12 months
  • Battery durability: <20% capacity loss after 300 full cycles (~10 years)
  • Charging: Blade Power USB-C cable (included)
  • Battery warning system: Yes

Weights

  • Individual pedal: 202g
  • Total system (pair + cleats): 455g

Simple, Smart Power for Every Ride
The X-Track Power Single delivers everything you need to start training smarter, riding harder, and making every pedal stroke count. Whether you’re diving into structured workouts, racing your local XC loop, or tracking efforts on gravel, this pedal helps you ride further with more purpose and confidence—without overcomplicating your setup.

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