I’ve always been intrigued with power meters—but have never had the need, but more truthfully—never had the money to spend. I love my Garmin 500 GPS cyclocomputer and all the data it gives me, and the 500 is ANT+ compatible, as are most of the power meter, including this new cleat-based power meter system as well.
Regardless, this cleat-based power meter system sounds promising and I applaud all these companies finding newer, and hopefully cheaper methods to get the cycling community power data: chain-based, accelerometer-based and now cleat-based.
Cleat-Based Power Meter Takes a Step Forward