The LOOK Keo 2 Max Carbon pedals use a carbon composite body with an integrated stainless steel cleat contact plate. The body is constructed from injected composite material reinforced with carbon fiber, which reduces weight compared to the standard Keo 2 Max while maintaining structural requirements. A chromoly axle runs on a composite bushing system rather than sealed cartridge bearings, which is typical for mid-level positioning in the Keo lineup. The pedal face provides a 400 square millimeter contact surface area that distributes pressure across the shoe sole.

These pedals use the three-bolt Keo cleat system with adjustable float from zero to nine degrees depending on which cleats you install. The pedals ship with grey Keo cleats that provide 4.5 degrees of float, which LOOK includes as the standard cleat with all their pedals. You can swap to red cleats for zero degrees of float or black cleats for nine degrees depending on your preference. The spring tension mechanism allows for customization of engagement and release feel through a hex bolt adjustment at the rear of each pedal. Tension adjustment is accessible while the pedals are mounted to the crank. The Keo cleat interface is consistent across the platform, so cleats from other Keo pedals work with the 2 Max Carbon.

The 2 Max Carbon sits above the standard Keo 2 Max in the lineup, offering reduced weight through carbon-reinforced composite construction. The contact surface area remains the same as the standard 2 Max, providing pressure distribution that can help reduce hotspots during extended rides. The composite body design keeps the pedal accessible while upgrading the material construction. The pedals ship with cleat mounting hardware but not additional cleats beyond the included grey pair.