Look Cleat Spacer

You should use these if your cycling shoes have a flat sole that doesn't perfectly match the curvature of your Look cleats. The best way to confirm is by using a sole measuring tool to check for gaps between the shoe and the cleat interface.

No, these spacers are specifically engineered for Look cleat systems. They are designed to match the precise geometry of Look hardware and should not be used with other brands.

Yes, creaking is often caused by a poor interface between the shoe sole and the cleat. By filling the gap and creating a flush, stable connection, these spacers effectively eliminate the movement that typically causes that noise.

Installation is straightforward and similar to mounting standard cleats. You simply place the spacer between the shoe sole and the cleat before tightening the mounting bolts, ensuring everything is aligned correctly.

They will slightly increase the stack height of your cleat, which may require a minor adjustment to your saddle height to maintain your optimal fit. Always double-check your bike fit after adding any hardware to your shoes.