triathlon bike shoe and pedals?

I'm using Ultegra pedals and Tri-Vent shoes. They're doing just fine for me

Do you not like the Keo classiscs?  Are they causing you a problem?  I have a friend who is looking at them right now.

 

Keo Sprints...and love them...
As far as shoes go, just entry level Specialized velcro's....Works fine for me..

I was having some issues with them because of the uneasy entry/exit...i was looking into speedplays because Ive only heard good things about them.....hope that helps

I have almost 10k mi on my Keo Classics & they've been great.  My fav pedal for those long century rides. If you're having probs with entry/exit- clean/lube 'em and check to make sure your cleats aren't worn.
That said- I tend to prefer Shimano pedals/cleats better for tri because the little grippers allow for better traction while running.  (My only 2 tris so far have had horrible transition areas to run on in bare feet-sharp stones, sticks, even some metal and glass debris)

I'm not a Speedplay fan since the mechanism is on the cleat.  Two of my club buddies have had those cleats break/malfunction while on long rides, which is a PITA.  The pedals are light, but add the weight of the cleat & they're in the range of other systems.

I have no concerns with my Keo Classics but every race I do, I regret buying the Nike cycling shoes. Though full carbon souls at a great price seemed like a deal at the time, It's practically impossible to slip my foot in on  the fly without the tongue getting crammed down the shoe.

I since have noticed that triathlon shoes don't have a traditional tongue at all but rather two flaps. Same hold true for the ZOOT running shoes.

I have the Specialized Tri Vent shoe and Look Keos and like them both.

thanks everyone for your input...really appreciate it..