for Speedplay Zero or Light Action Cleats Protection Cover

These are budget cleat covers. SO they won't look fancy or anything. But they are EXTREMELY functional. Great value for the money, they slip right on in a matter of seconds, and after several bike rides and corresponding walking around, they've stayed in place just as they should. I can't speak to their durability, as I bought them a month ago, but these are excellent, great covers. And they are 25% the cost of the SpeedPlay brand.

The media could not be loaded.  It seems like it should be easy to create a simple plastic piece that fits snugly over cleats. If someone could figure this out and sell them for around $15 they'd make a killing. None of these "aftermarket" cleat covers work. The cleat covers that come with the Speedplays work great, they are just more expensive to replace (by about $5-10). Like many people I suppose, I was trying to save a few bucks. Unfortunately in this case it didn't work out. I can't believe there are so many positive reviews for this product. Perhaps I just got a bad pair. I put them on the shoes and they immediately felt too loose. I thought maybe that is how they were supposed to feel. However, the first time I began to walk around in them (on smooth pavement), they came right off. I put them back on and continued to walk around and they fell off again within seconds. I tried to go on a ride with them and lost one of them completely. I didn't even know it fell off. I found it beside my car where I began my ride when the ride was over. Clearly it didn't stay on very long. These things are just too unreliable to continue using. I'm going to fork over the extra money and buy the manufacturer covers. I thought it might be helpful if you could see a video of the covers coming off the shoes, so I have uploaded one to compare them to the manufacturer ones.

Bought these for my cousin after trying out a pair on my new speed plays. Great product. On first use make sure they are securely on. One came off the first time I used it when stopped in some gravel to take a pic of the highest point in my ride. But like they say on the instructions just look at the places you stopped and was able to find. And I've stomped around on gravel after and no problems.After that first time I've put on 100's of miles including a Century ride and they never came off. Neither has his.If you have speedplays would highly recommend these "Kovers".

Maybe its my old cleats and these little shiny plastic newbies didn't like them. All I know is first ride with them on and one fell off likely at a stop light somewhere when I unclipped from the pedal. Was hopeful they would work... but wasn't to be. Good luck. At 20 bucks... might be worth the gamble. I would just make sure your cleats are really clean and that sucker snaps on with no wiggle room. just my 2-cents.

I probably should give them 5 stars, but I am always reluctant to make that level of commitment, LOL. But so far, I have found nothing wrong with them. They go on easily and stay on and seem to be protecting the cleats. I think they may be hard to get off again, but since I don't need to do that yet, I'm not worried about it. And it's probably a good feature that they are hard to remove--you don't want them to fall off. It's very awkward to walk with them on, but then again, it's awkward to walk with Speedplay cleats anyway.

Great idea. I just replaced my Speedplay cleats and wanted a way to keep them from getting beat up like my previous ones. These are working great so far. Only been on a couple of rides so do not know how well they will hold up. Like not having to pack Café Caps in my jersey pocket on long rides. Can stop at the coffee shop or store without having to fool with putting on/removing cleat covers. Good tight fit. but I did put a small amount of GOOP on my cleats when installing these to help insure they stay on. Now only time will tell is these are a good buy.

Only one ride with these so far -- but that was enough to see that these are great. In addition to all the benefits mentioned in other reviews (no need to put on/take off, protect cleats when stopping, can walk on tiles with impunity), I find they help me clip in more easily. I don't know why, maybe they quickly center the cleat over the pedal. They are on real firmly, so I don't think they will come off (I have Zeroes).Fall 2017 update: I was right: these were fantastic. They did not fall off, ever. I put hundreds or maybe thousands of miles on them before they were too worn down to use. I bought the Z.3 model in September 2017 and the new ones were hopeless: just kept falling off. So I have just re-ordered the old model again.

I ride about 500 miles a month and do regular century rides. I sometimes commute to work on my bike. This product just doesn't work ... unlike the SpeedPlay ones, these ones don't have any fittings that clamp on to the cleat under your shoe. All of its sides are flat and it's just a flat fit. While this will work if you're putting them on to walk around after getting off your bike, there is no way you can ride with these things on as they fall off at every other intersection when you clip out. After losing one, the final time today, I gave up trying to loop back and find the thing. It just doesn't work.

Must have for speedplay users.