There is also a 2 degree float cleat.

I use 0...have for about 6 months now. No real reason, they just work and i like how they feel though it does take a bit more time to get just right

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6 degree.

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Open my speedplay zeros ALL the way!

My first pair of cycling cleats had 0 float. I destroyed my achilles as they were not aligned correctly. I now use 6.

6 degrees.

Speedplay Zero pedal/cleat adjusted to give approximately:
15 degree toe-out (max)
5 degree toe-in (to make clip out easier, otherwise I'd leave this max also)

In other words the only reason I want any limit on float is to facilitate clip out.
I don't need the pedal to provide a mechanical limit on foot yaw, my legs are far better at managing this.

I've changed from the grey 4 to the red 9 degree cleats on Look Keo pedals.
My right knee is thanking me for it. (My left knee is ambivalent and was fine with 4 degrees).

This is what I use : 2 degree float :)

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I hate the feel of any float. Used 0 float Shimano's for years.

It is really bothersome because while I want to like my Speedplay aero zero's... there is no way to get that locked in feel with them :(

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Do you not get that by closing the adjustment grub screws right down to lock the float? I've never tried myself, perhaps this still leaves perceptible play in the system?

yeah, unfortunately just by the design speedplays will always have some float in them, even with the grub screws tightened all the way down. It's probably not measurably a lot, but it feels like your foot is all over the place (comparatively to something like Shimano Reds)

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I've always used 0 float except for the time I put the "cool looking" red cleats on and hated them. It takes me some time to get them right but I like the locked in feeling.

On my mountain bike I use eggbeaters with 6° float. I'm indifferent to them because I thought that was the only option available until now. I just looked them up and there's a zero option, I'll be looking for a set of those today.

I use the gray 4.5 degree Look Keo Cleats with my Assioma power pedals. Give me enough float and work great with the pedals.

6 degree

I use 2 degree (shimano blue) cleats.

To me, the biggest difference in feel from the yellow 6 degree cleat is that the pivot point is in a different spot. Rather than center of the cleat, it pivots closer to your toe. As soon as I tried them, I was sold.

Same. Only adjusted enough to make release comfortable.

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