what do they mean the cleat has 6 degrees of "float" ?
1512261
It means that once you're clipped in, you can rotate your foot 3º to each side. That's helpful in many ways: 1. It helps riders with no experience using clipless pedals, to feel safer (you don't feel as tied up as you will with 0º float cleats) and prevent knee injuries due to bad cleat positioning on their shoes (that's kind of a science on its own). 2. Helps riders with pre-existing knee injuries by allowing them to adopt a wider range of knee and leg positions while pedaling.
1512262
Float is a property of a clipless pedal system that allows the rider to rotate the foot within limits, as opposed to a fixed cleat which holds the shoe at a fixed angle in the yaw axis. Pedals with float allow you to rotate your heel inward or outward to some extent before disengaging the cleat.
1512263
It means that once you're clipped in, you can rotate your foot 3 to each side. That's helpful in many ways: 1. It helps riders with no experience using clipless pedals, to feel safer (you don't feel as tied up as you will with 0 float cleats) and prevent knee injuries due to bad cleat positioning on their shoes (that's kind of a science on its own). 2. Helps riders with pre-existing knee injuries by allowing them to adopt a wider range of knee and leg positions while pedaling.
1512264
Axial (sideways) freedom of movement once your shoes are clipped in. You will appreciate it!
484056
Learn to Read. Then read the instructions. Float means that the battery is fully charged.
1939608
The side walls have full depth cleats on the inside that appear to have structural importance, holding the side wall strip planking together The interior width measured cleat to cleat is between 50.5" and 50.75". Measured from side wall approximately 51.5". The bottom cleat is mounted at the bottom of the shed and is 2.5" high .... the distance between the top of the bottom cleat to the bottom of the next cleat up is 17". So if the box was to be mounted 2.5" off the floor and was not more than 17" high it would work. Also the second could be unscrewed and mounted several inches higher and then could support a box of more than 17" high.
1636813
I wouldn't recommend it. As me, being 6.1, on the lowest setting, my feet just comfortably touch the ground. I can't go much more than half the full height and considering we're more than a foot difference, it might be uncomfortable.
708344
Mine float, looks about 6 degrees or so. Had these on my touring/commute bike (Trek 520) since 2009 and love them!
1368693
Lower half is in. Upper half is out. Best float I've ever owned. Very comfortable and durable.
850227
The problem here is that the entire web page was clearly written by someone with poor knowledge of English. There are two Delta cleats: red (for free rotation) and black (for fixed position). (Black Deltas will allow free rotation with a few specific models of Shimano-branded Looks from the mid-1990s, but these are very rare today.) There is no "true" or "one size." I don't know what will happen when you order this, since it is gibberish. I'd suggest buying it from someone who speaks a language other than gibberish, so you can tell what you're ordering. Just be sure you need the Delta cleat, not the newer Keo cleat for more recent models (they switched some time after 2005 or so). Most bike shops carry the red Delta cleats and the Keo cleats; black Delta cleats are not common, so you might need to order them online. But don't order from someone who bite the wax tadpole other so many differences become grapefruit. Get it?
2154718
The ones I got had two items per package. Each package was about $11.50, so each cleat was 5or6 dollars.
147470
Nope, but they are lighter and have the weight arranged so they always (well, almost always) hang vertically when unloaded with the cleat facing the rear -- so it is an easy motion to roll the pedal forward with your shoe and snap in with one motion. I find I spend very little hunting around for the cleat with these pedals. Hope this helps.
247309
It depends on the peddle. You have to know if the Look peddle is correct for the cleat. If they are newer peddles then the delta are not correct. My guess is that Look made the change around 2008 to 2010.
2060605
Amazon's description is incomplete. This is a single 3 inch cleat. - ShipStore Customer Service
708346
You can get more 'float' by using a different SPD cleat, but be careful, because some of the SPD cleats are less forgiving than others if you mix the pedals and cleats. An SH-52 *might* give you more 'float', but it could also release easier too. Be careful, as that is your only connection to the pedals, and you can be seriously injured, or even die, if you experiment with the wrong combination! Seriously!
485139
Looking at photos (I don't own them) is says FOV is 5.6 degrees at 1000 yds.
540191
Length of cleat is 6". Height is 1 3/16". Width of base is 1 3/4" Used them in an outdoor shower for towels, etc. Nice nautical look and highly polished. Work fine.
154284
I think you are talking about Vertical adjustability. I do not have this 'exact' unit but this one looks to have 90 degrees or more adjustability to it.
708342
They do not really have any float, they are pretty much designed to allow you to clip in and out moving the heel sideways. They do have a screw that allows you to set the tension for more movements. Also, they have a sneaker side in case one does not want to be clipped in.
824077
Not sure I understand which way you want the angle to go. If the unit lists as giving a 90 degree angle, I would consider less angle to be 100-110 degrees, or so. 70 degrees means that the foot would be turned UP an additional amount! which I don't think you can do. You CAN adjust it to be less bend, or more angle.