TIME ICLIC/XPRESSO/Xpro Cleat Set

I like that I was able to purchase the clits and they fit excellent.

Worked perfectly with my new bike shoes, makes me feel like a bike racer now.

I love these pedals, and when my cleat broke, this item made me feel like they were brand new. I love Time pedals, I had RXS before these.

It’s always a let down when a company starts to go the cheap route instead of delivering a top quality product. I’ve used Time pedals for over 20 years and they are simply the best… BUT… these new cleats are just garbage in terms of lasting and durability. Time cleats use to have metal(brass) on the bottom and they lasted for, well, 20 years – my old Time pedals are still fully functional, the ones with the brass on the bottom of the cleats from 20 years ago! There is no reason Time cant make a cleat for their new pedals that’s even a LITTLE bit better than these new junk composite ones. Though they function very well you might want to buy several sets of them if you ride alot as they wear out fast compared to what Time use to produce. I find Time(the pedals) the best in terms of foot mobility, knee, hip, clicking in and out, etc., it’s just the cleats are like comparing Walmart to Sachs Fifth Avenue. Speedplay or Shimano etc. might be a better bet for durability reasons in terms of their cleats but you won’t get the elite precision performance that you get with Time once you get use to using them. If you’re not an elite racer or Triathlete the average rider is not going to notice much of a difference between Time and Shimano, Speedplay, etc. and these brands are more than sufficient enough for most people.Note: Time pedals have a similar feel to Shimano whereas Speedplay I find them having a slippery almost 360 degrees of travel feel almost as though standing on ice, although some people like that feel – with Time the feel is a bit more “locked” in, similar to Shimano but still with good foot mobility.For now I’ll stick with Time since for me the feel and functionality are worth the extra cost associated with the cleats… and in the mean time hope they might improve their cleat durability at some point.NOTE 2: The photo shows my cleat after about a nine months of heavy riding WHILE being EXTRA CAREFUL to try and not wear them out too quick with stops and walking. The front portion has a layer of softer plastic on the bottom which wears our real quick and a thinner harder layer of plastic close to the shoe(they are bonded together) bottom that lasts a bit longer but still wears rather fast.