Took a pair of Zero's out today & quite impressed , positive click in & out & have most of the float screwed out or (in).
Things I didnt like:
1.
cleat are megaslippery not just for a little walk to the bike I found more the problem was if you missed the pedal a little with carbon sole shoes, maybe I will experiment with sticking something on the alloy , i'm amazed the litigious Americans havent seen this implemented yet.
2. when setting up the fore-aft setting you cant easily experiment on the road without taking the 4 screws out every time , I know that is not a problem with the Time 4 bolt fixing shoes but not many of them out there . I'm amazed that Speedplay havent marketed their own shoes given the complexity of cleat fit with adaptor , plus big margins in a carbon soled Chinese shoes nowadays.
3. Those stupid screw heads for adjusting the float , I had to look around the toolbox for 10 minutes to find a screwdriver small enough then had to clamp another spanner onto it to get enough torque...what the hell is wrong with an allenkey ?
These are reasonably minor quibbles as i found the adjustment & anatomics to be the best in the business but given that Richard Bryne seems such a perfectionist they seem quite easy things to get perfect.