Quote Originally Posted by Trekhawk
...I am not the best at clipping in and wonder if I might have the same problem as some of you have experienced. My weight is 125 (dont know how that rates on the small to large scale) and dont want to find myself without the power needed to get in and out.

I read a thread about the Look Keos and that they are better for men and women with larger size feet - and that some bike shops recommend Zeros for women with smaller feet (I am not looking at Keos but was interested in the comment about Zeros for smaller feet).
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I'm about the same (was smaller when I first got the Zero's, and unfortunately, a bit more than that - but I think/hope it's all muscle!) so your weight might not be an issue. For Emily, it might be an issue (skinny little thing!)It just took 'getting' the right way to snap into them. Once you get it, it's a breeze. And, once they loosen up, you'll never have to think about them.

I also heard that these are good for smaller feet. Larger feet have a larger fulcrum for the swing motion required to unclip. Whatever, I just know that these work great on my size 7.5 feet!