Ergon TP1 Cleat Fitting Tool

No, the Ergon TP1 is specific to the cleat system it is designed for. This particular model is compatible only with Look Keo cleats.

The TP1 acts as a guide for positioning, but you will still need a standard hex key (usually 4mm) to loosen and tighten the cleat bolts on your cycling shoes.

Tracing an old cleat is often inaccurate because it doesn't account for wear or the specific biomechanical needs of your feet. The TP1 provides a repeatable, objective grid that allows you to make micro-adjustments to stance width, rotation, and longitudinal position with precision.

Often, knee pain stems from improper cleat alignment, such as incorrect rotation or stance width. By using the TP1 to ensure your cleats are set up symmetrically and biomechanically sound, you can frequently resolve or prevent these common overuse injuries.

It is designed for both. The interface is intuitive enough for a home mechanic to use effectively, yet precise enough that professional bike fitters rely on it to ensure accurate, consistent setups for their clients.