From the cobbled classics of Flanders to the Giro, the Speedplay Zero Pave Stainless pedals with Walkable Cleats dominate throughout the peloton. Originally designed for professional riders, we're not surprised to see how well loved they are as they're received by the masses. With a minimalist design, improved aerodynamics, and a secure platform for transferring the most power possible to the cranks, we're loving them, too. The Zero Pave pedals skip out on any excess, non-essential materials that make up the bulk of many pedals, instead opting for a not-so traditional appearance with an incredibly open design that manages to line up with mountain bike pedal's ability to shed mud and water that can cause other road pedals to jam. And while the benefit of shedding debris is exceptional, the added bonus is a lighter weight pedal that drives through corners and powers up HC-grade climbs. Speedplay pedals earn their reputation for exceptional performance a number of ways. One of our favorites is their locking mechanism, which foregoes the standard spring tension to secure you into place, and opts instead for a true locking mechanism that is easy to clip into on either side of the pedal, and prevents accidental clip-outs. The Zero Pave Stainless pedals allow between zero and 15-degrees of float that you can fine tune to the ideal degree for you, and furthermore, the foot-axis adjustments can be set independently of one another, meaning that either the fore-aft, side to side, or rotational adjustments can be made without affecting the position of your foot among the other two options. The Stainless version of the Zero Pave provide shaves height on your stack, but weighs in a bit over the Titanium edition, due to the increased weight of material, and slightly longer 53-millimeter spindle. They come in at 115-grams a piece, weighing in 21-grams heavier per pedal than their titanium counterparts. Just as in the titanium model, the Zero Pave Stainless use three cartridge n...