SPD, 2-Hole Cleat Compatible, 1° and 2° Wedge, Mountain Biking, Predator Cycling

Wow! What a difference these made. I got a new gravel bike and was having knee issues on my left knee. I played with insoles that made it better, but they were not comfortable. I put a single 1 degree cleat wedge under my cleat and the issue has disappeared!!!! I am not saying this is the solution for all knee problems, but for me, this one little wedge made a HUGE difference.

These I never knew existed and these are what I needed however I think I need a little bit more. It works good enough but my feet are at more of an angle then what these are able to add so my feet still start to hurt over a little time

They appear to be pretty basic 3D printed items, but that's absolutely fine. I was looking around for a simple, basic set of wedges and I was really surprised at how expensive such a simple thing could be, so I was pleased to find these which are reasonably priced. It described (2) 2mm wedges, (2) 1mm wedges and a set of screws...and that's exactly what I got. I saw several people complain about the quality of the screws - fortunately for me, I didn't have to bother trying them because the ones that came with my cleats were still able to reach (I'm only using the 2mm wedges - maybe they wouldn't if I included the 1mm as well?). There's plenty of wiggle/adjustment to it was quite easy to get them lined up just right on my shoes.I don't have a set of precision calipers so I can't guarantee these are 'exactly' 2mm and 1mm, but up against a good ol' ruler they sure looked pretty on point to me.If you need a basic set of wedges, these will do the trick.

3D printed wedges help to better align the foot to cycling pedals.

Worked great, had to change them around a couple times till I found my perfect fit and the hot spots on my feet are gone!

The wedges themselves do the job and seem fairly sturdy. They are fine, nothing wrong there.However, the included bolts are just wrong in every dimension (and you will not be able to use your old Shimano bolts, they are too short with the wedges installed). The head of the bolt is about half the size of the stock bolt that comes with Shimano cleats and they are nearly too small. I ended up having to buy some washers to put under the bolts. I wouldn't trust using these bolts without washers installed. Also, the bolts are very long. The wedges would only necessitate a bolt that is 2-3 mm longer than the stock bolt, but these are closer to 1 cm longer. They work fine on my shoes, but if your shoe has a thin bottom these may be too long and you may feel them poking up.The wedge is just a cheap piece of plastic, you would think at this price they could at least supply the correct bolts.

Son tal como los necesitaba, viene bastante completo, tornillos y llave.

Went back to in shoe wedges because with my Lake shoes made it really difficult to clip in and out. Tried adjusting but to no avail. Just didn’t work correctly. Bolt up fine but flats out cleat enough that clipping in becomes a real chore

First of all, these shims are larger than a standard cleat, so they stick out from below the cleat.Secondly, the provided screws have such a small head that they barely secure the cleat, I had to go out of my way to find some O ring spacers that would go around the head of the provided screws, to prevent my cleat from getting ripped off mid-ride.For such a simple, flimsy piece of plastic, they really should have done a better job with the included screws and measurements of the item. Just sloppy work.