Look Keo Blade Power review: accurate, dual-sided power meter pedals with a tasty aesthetic

Stunning looks and superb accuracy are let down somewhat by a few quirks and a lengthy bedding-in period

Look Keo Blade Power pedals review
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Cycling Weekly Verdict

Look has long been credited with bringing clipless technology to the masses. The Keo Blade Power pedals clearly continue to evolve on this illustrious platform. They’re lightweight, fairly easy to use, provide accurate data and look good. Despite some bedding-in problems and a fairly high entry price, these are a fantastic set of power meter pedals.

Reasons to buy
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    Weight

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    Looks

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    Rechargeable battery

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    Serviceability

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    Data accuracy

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Reasons to avoid
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    Data dropouts

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    Price

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    App niggles

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Back at the start of March, Look launched the Keo Blade Power pedals. These pedals came shortly after the French brand released the update to the non-power versions. They share a lot in common, to the untrained eye, one may not be able to spot the difference between the two as Look has done a fantastic job of concealing the technical gubbins inside the pedal body, making for a very sleek-looking product. 

I’ve been using these pedals for several months now, both indoors and, as the northern hemisphere has started to warm up again, outside too. There’s a lot to dive into when reflecting on my experience, but they have many undeniable benefits. They’re lightweight, practical, accurate, and in my opinion, the best-looking power pedals out there. I believe they’d suit the performance-orientated cyclist and stand to be one of the best power meter pedals currently available - if you’re happy to pay the price.

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