The Look Memory Eyelet and Tab are clever solutions by Look that many people may not be aware of. Like most people, we rarely read the instruction manuals that come with products unless we really get stumped. Recently we got stumped with a new set of FLR F-11 cycling shoes. Attached to one of the shoes was an unlabeled bag with two unmarked screws. Although there was no instruction manual with the shoes to reference, through some trial and error it became clear the screws threaded into the center fourth hole on the sole of the shoes. After some internet sleuthing, it became clear that we weren’t the only cyclists that hadn’t realized what the purpose for the fourth hole was. The mysterious fourth hole between the standard 3-hole is referred to as the Look Memory Eyelet and is designed to allow cleat replacements without losing the previous cleat position. The Look Memory Tab (a small plastic tab) portion of the Look Keo cleat is secured onto the Look Memory Eyelet with the supplied screws with the cycling shoes. The Look Memory Tab snaps onto the Keo cleat allowing you to remove the cleat and install a new cleat without removing the Memory Tab. Installing a new Keo cleat is as simple as snapping it in place and installing the new hardware. No sharpie or tape is needed to mark the previous position!
There are two use cases when using the Look Memory Tab/Eyelet: (a) installing them on a brand new shoe or for the first time and (b) replacing a worn cleat that previously used the Memory tab. Watch the video or read the full article on our website to see the step-by-step instructions.
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0:14 ... Introduction to Memory Tab and Memory Eyelet
1:52 ... Cleat replacement
3:50 ... New shoe installation
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