Wahoo Speedplay Comp pedals review

As the entry-level model in the range, are the Wahoo Speedplay Comp pedals entry-level in performance terms too?

Pair of Wahoo Speedplay Comp pedals on a bench overlaid with a 'review' badge
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Cyclingnews Verdict

A solid entry-level product with plenty of trickle-down technology from the more expensive models, but unless the desire to swap is borne out of fit or adjustment needs, the high price will be hard to justify

Pros

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    Unrivalled fit options

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    Low stack height

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    Walkable cleats

Cons

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    Price

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    Cleats susceptible to dirt

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Wahoo Speedplay Comp pedals are the entrance to the Wahoo Speedplay pedal platform, but exactly how entry-level are they? 

I've spent the past two months using them alongside other Wahoo pedals to get a feel for how they compare, as well as options from Look and Shimano to get a feel for whether the Wahoo Speedplay Comp pedals are worth the switch away from the market leaders and a worthy inclusion in our guide to the best road bike pedals

Peter Haworth
Contributing Writer

Peter has been riding and racing road, CX, and mountain bikes since the early 2000’s. He spent a decade working at a large independent bicycle shop, handling customer service, warranty and technical questions. Thanks to an obsession with product details he loves nothing more than picking over the newest tech. 

Peter is a fastidious mechanic and will not settle for anything less than perfect when it comes to bike setup, whether it be a child first bike or a highly integrated top-tier time trial or road bike. 

He’s been writing for Cyclingnews since 2020 as a Contributing Writer, where having a 50km commute to his day job allows him to quickly rack up the miles when putting any new products to the test in all weathers. 

He currently rides one of the following:  Specialized Tarmac SL6, Basso Diamate, Talbot Frameworks steel road, Trek Emonda ALR, Specialized Crux, Santa Cruz Tallboy.