Having my first set Favero for 7 years and never had any issues or dropped data. They survived even a pretty hard crash at 25mph and battery life is still top notch. Of course no issues with set 2 or 3 and set 4 about to be ordered for my current build project.

just wanna say big thumbs up for great improvments to the microphone quality over time! reaching almost broadcast quality levels!

Bought the Favero Assioma duos last year and they have been great. Connected to Garmin head unit first time. Get all the cycling dynamics too. I only need to charge them once a month. Half the price if garmin pedals and these Look ones too

I use the Assioma DUO-Shi with Ultegra bodies. They must be coming up to 3 years old and I'm barely having to charge my pedals once a month. Some months I'm only charging them because the DI2, lights, etc are all being put on charge at the same time. I'm doing plenty of mileage/hours in the summer months without issue or concern so not sure where your battery life concern comes from....

Owning Favero and after watching this. It looks like Look has exactly same function in the app as Favero. Favero has little bit less battery life but for me still good 50h. In Favero you can replace bearings plus after quick check Favero is like €300 cheaper. Then for me Favero it is. Look has to be test for next 1 year and the we see if it is solid construction 😎 but €999 for Look to expensive! Good video👍🏻

I have got the Garmin pedals and must say that they have never given me any problems whatsoever. I do like the rechargeable batteries on the Look pedals though as it takes the whole battery replacement issue out of the equation. That said I have a little wooden box with spare batteries for car keys, motorbike keys, chest strap HRM, shifters, and of course the power meter pedals. The advantage of sticking with Garmin power meter pedals (in my case anyway) is that they of course are fully integrated into the Garmin platform so you get all the very extensive data but also firmware updates, and battery warnings right there on your head unit, watch, phone app, or computer screen, and no need to download any additional apps, and open additional accounts. I also like that Garmin offers conversion kits so you can swap between e.g. SPD, SPD-SL, or Look Keo pedals for use with the same power meter spindles (maybe Look offers that too?).

I have Assioma DUO and, to be honest, I can't see a reason to spend an additional £450 on these. Spare parts for the Assioma range is really good, and the customer service is excellent. I had an issue with calibration and, after opening a support case, the pedals upload data to Assioma which allowed them to diagnose a problem with the strain gauge in the right pedal. This was confirmed by 'uncoupling' the right pedal in the App (to turn them into UNO), where they calibrated straight away. Despite being three years out of warranty, they gave me a good discount on a replacement spindle too.

7:50 Oy! Torque wrench vor insert tools is where it’s at.

I've had Garmin pedals for four years. Never had my battery cover come off. Batteries are double stacked LR44 which are available at just about any shop. Hype up your new pedals, but leave out bogus complaints. Not a good look.

I’m glad to see something that actually looks fit for purpose. I had two pairs of power tap pedals - neither lasted a year and I’m a long way from doing elite - or even semi elite mileage. So the durability of these on Lake District roads will be interesting. I also have a broad foot and use spacing washers to keep my right foot from rubbing on the crank. Would this affect performance?

I feel Assioma makes a better choice in terms of serviceability/maintenance. Any movable parts ie bearings will need to be replaced after long term use, am glad Favero provide such options w/o burning a hoile in pocket. 6yrs of usage, it never fails on me except worn bearings that ive just replaced.

I enjoy looking at the power output on the turbo, but on the road? Can anyone explain to me what I get from that? The road generally determines what power is required. What am I missing?

I am not a user of a powermeter yet but always thought pedals is the way to go and have considered the MAVIC ones being that I am old school from that generation when the market had only a few brands ! Now that these are out, will have to update my wishlist but will wait until the big boys start discounting them a bit.

What price are the bearings for them? User replaceable? Or complete new spindles from Look?

Do Look Keo pedals/cleats still creak like mad? I had to ditch them for SPD-SL pedals due to the incessant noise.

“favero battery life isn’t great” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

definitely off the mark assisoma, battery life is crazy good, you can go probably 2 months depending on riding hrs

It's cool to see some new blood in the PM pedal market, but I do see one minor concern with them (which obviously may only affect a handful of people). The placement of the charge port will automatically make this a NO GO for anyone that uses pedal extenders... unless of course those folks want to mess around with removing the pedal(s) whenever they need a change. I could see this becoming a bit of an annoyance.

You have to take the pedals off the bike to charge them??

The title lightest powermeter pedals. Hmm, that theyre fit for purpose is surely the primary function. Weight is not that important even though its on a revolving component ie cranks. Most of my cycing mates could easily lose 5 kg bodyfat and im at the top of the list. A decent product at an expensive price point. Good descriptive video as always.

Unless you race or into date do we need them and the price

Does connect with Wahoo Roam v2?

DC Rainmaker’s pedals went tits up after riding his through water…just sayin

The price is ridiculous, can't wait for the favero update to make them obsolete

They are however not the lightest. Favero assioma duo Shi with patrocleat bodies will have a overall lower system weight.

Maybe yout chain was dirty? :)

Unfortunately I really can’t see these lasting for long. Not personally a massive fan of power meter pedals anyways simple due to how specific everything has to be in order for them to report properly, not being in the exact torque range is enough to throw off the strain gauge. In terms of the Look pedals, the fact everyone’s having accuracy issues is a major issue for me, especially if you compare it to the reliability and accuracy of spindle based power meters. And I’m sorry the fact that these pedals are falling apart in customers hands in just unacceptable for a power meter at such a premium price. I know you guys work closely with Look but I think this first look was doing them quite a few favours

Looks like they learnt from the Exakt… dual sided pm but one cable and an absolute pig to set up. Product looks good otherwise.