I swapped these onto my fatbike to replace some smaller RockBros pedals and WOW what an immediate difference. The size of the platform is such a nice improvement with my size 14 shoes and the pedals definitely bite into the shoes much better than the Rockbros did.I only have one ride on these so far so if I have any changes I will update this review.

For the price I am very satisfied so far! My riding buddies are blown away from the caliber of quality of these pedals. Wide platform, extremely grippy pin setup, lightweight and very low profile! Durability is what I yet to discover but at this point I am very pleased.

These pedals are actually amazing for the price. Yes the aluminum is super soft and scuffs easily but these are pedals who cares. My only real concern is that the axel shaft where the pedals screw into the crank is super short and might not stand for the test of time. But these are really great spin super well and the screw in spikes are actually a lot better than traditional spikes. Watch your shins. I use these on my dj where pedal strikes are super rare so I wouldn’t suggest on a enduro or…

They are big and the pegs really help your shoes stick to the pedal. Good value and looks like it should hold up. The product is not suitable for professional bike races or competitions!

I ride my bike all winter long. I just purchased these pedals as the bearings were going out on my old-school winter pedals. They tested nice and grippy upon the installation test ride, which was in tennis shoes. There was 8" of fresh snow with their first ride. My feet slipped off several times. I had to go 17 miles and it was awful. The spindle housing is too tall for the height of the studs. The ball of my foot rested on the center of the housing and would slip outwards mainly, as well as…

I needed an inexpensive mtb flat pedal. These fit the bill stylishly. Plenty of grip to inspire confidence. I color coordinated to my color scheme and love the look.This is a note for all mtb flat pedals. They have vicious metal pegs that give you great grip on the pedal. Those pegs are very shin and skin unfriendly. If you aren't riding trails and don't need the grip, you might want a leg friendlier pedal.

These pedals have great grip. The pins hold my shoes well and the platforms seem plenty stable for my 190 pounds. I haven't had a problem with the thicker part of the pedal under the ball of my foot that others have complained about. I generally ride in hiking boots and I don't have any problems.

I run these pedals on my DJ bike and my trail bike. So far no complaints, for $26 you cannot beat the quality. Big platform, tons of grip and low profile! Highly recommended!

Best upgrade to my bike! I had factory pedals and this is a massive improvement! My feet stick to the platform cleats really nicely! Tough to install, the wouldn’t thread at all. After a while I got them cross threaded and then used a hammer to straighten it out. Works great now, but get ready to work up a sweat

When they work they work great. The ones I received installed just fine, and worked great for the first bit of the ride. Unfortunately at the end of the first ride, the pedal fell off, and after further inspection, the nut that I'm pointing to in the picture wasn't on tightly, it loosened and the pedal slipped off the pedal axle. This is an inexcusable error, as if I was using this off-road, or putting a lot of power down, a pedal falling off can cause a crash. Make sure all the parts of your…

These things creak like crazy. Seem decently made and provide loads of grip. But geez the creaking is awful from these things (yes they’re installed correctly). But hey, you buy an off brand and this is what you get. I’m sure they’ll last forever but I can’t stand this creaking. Gonna get some RaceFace chesters (what I should have done in the first place)

man what a pedal. theyve held up great so far and ive put some hard rides on them, i use them for bmx and have had some hard landings (hard enough to bend forks) and the pedal have never made a noise, ive never had any pin issues (other than the pins going thru my race pants and sticking me in the legs while im in staging) but ive never slipped a pedal or even came close for that matter, the only downside is i never got the extra pins that are supposed to come with it and i never got a response

I see people writing bad reviews for $30 pedals! This pedals are great for the price. If you want better pedals go spend over $100 for Supacaz's This pedals are very good for the money!

Bought these for a new setup, unfortunately, they are too big for the new bars and will no go in the end. I really like that these were all metal and the design looked like it was going to last.

These pedals are awesome. Large platform and spikes to keep your feet in place even when going over heavier features and bumps. I am a size 13US and these fit my feet great. I get barely any hangover on the side of my foot like other "large platform" pedals and have had no foot discomfort during or after my rides. Can't reccomend these enough. Shoutout to Josh the DailyMTBrider on youtube for suggesting these in his video on pedals!

Solid petals. Have good grip and ride very smoothly. Only downside is that you can’t take your bike and ride it around really short distances without shoes as the screws will dig into your feet. Although, the screws can be removed.

been running these pedals for over 2 years on my flat bar gravel bike. no issues. great for the money. Thanks for attention!

Second set I have bought. I first bought this for a guy that rides with us to use on his bike. After a year of riding, they still look and work like new. So, I bought a second pair for another bike. I will buy again !

These pedals are really quite nice. Quality milling/casting, great grip and nice finish. Comparable to those with a much higher price.

I put them on my commuter, wanted hints of more red to match the bike. For me they'll be fine, but for actual use on a mtb, you want something with pins on the outside edge, not just front and back. Im slightly questioning them for my own use, im in Portland so we get rain all winter. They might get somewhat slick. We'll see. Im thinking they'll be perfectly fine.