Review on 💡 Lightweight Nylon 9/16 Inch Imrider Mountain Bike Pedal | Premium Choice for BMX, Road, and MTB Bicycles by Kyle Hoes

Wanted to wait until I've done 500 miles on these pedals to check. I installed them on my road bike because I don't like the clipless toe clips that came with used bikes. I really thought a pedal was a pedal and the buying process was easy until I started reading thousands of reviews on many brands and models of bicycle pedals. Wow: cheap, expensive, different sizes, different models, different materials and different pedals got me confused, but not as much as the different good and bad reviews on each one. Who writes these reviews? Are you talking about the same product? After moving to cheaper and then more expensive pedals, I decided to try these which I would consider less expensive, only to avoid spending a lot of bucks when they don't work. Lo and behold, they are very hardworking and I love them. Some criticisms were that they were cheaply built, didn't spin freely, lost cleats, ripped your shoes and hurt your foot standing next to them. Wrong in every way from my experience. I'm 6ft 4" and 210lbs, so I put as much pressure on them as most people do when going uphill. They spin great. additional materials in case I still go. They didn't crack the soles of my boots as I wear trainers, but I didn't notice any tearing. The size is perfect for my height 13 feet. I'll even go so far as to say that I have a little more pedaling power than my old bike's flat pedals because the cleats secure my foot on the pedals and help lift my legs a bit. I can't prove that last statement, but it seems to be pedaling more efficiently than before. In general I have no complaints. I'm glad I didn't spend more dollars on another pair and would buy them again if the need arises for a road, mountain, hybrid, etc. bike that I own.