LOOK S-Track Race Pedals

The S-Track Race is their latest mountain bike offering, and we have to say we're impressed. It has a huge bearing surface for optimized power transfer, and a removable cage for increased flexibility. It's also nice and compact with a small, slim profile that won't catch and scrape on every little thing on the trail you come across. Plus, thanks to its patented spring-wire system, it should also make a great commuter or urban pedal as well. Largest bearing surface on the market so you get maximum power transfer.

Patented removable cage design gives you more more flexibility to set up the pedal how you feel comfortable. A compact design helps reduce pedal snag and the resulting damage. Intergrated with Look's patented spring-wire system keeps your foot securely in the pedal while allowing you to easily disengage. Great mud shedding properties thanks to the Dynamic Cleat System (DCS), which are included.

About LOOK

LOOK: one of the most innovative firms of the market.

Inventor of the clipless pedal, of the first carbon frame in 1986 and of the first track single-piece carbon frame, LOOK is the worldwide leader of the road clipless pedal. Its policy in the field of research and development earned it the INPI Trophy of the most innovative small and medium sized firms of France in 2009. LOOK has also won 4 times the Bike of the Year award in France; it was several times awarded the Star of Design as well as the IF Design award in Germany in 2010. LOOK has an incomparable experience and know-how in carbon designing and manufacturing.

Since LOOK’s beginnings in the field of cycling, the selection of manufacturing materials has mainly been with carbon. This historic choice that has made Look one of the rare pioneers in advanced composites is justified by the characteristics inherent to the various carbon fibers. The most important is the formidable strength to flex ratio for a very light weight. The excellent performance of carbon epoxy components towards aging also contributes to making it an ideal material in the making of bike frames and forks.