Eigertec MTB Pedal: Nylon Fiber, Non-Slip 9/16 Inch Flat Pedals for Road, Mountain, BMX, and MTB Bikes Review

You get what you pay for. The pedals look cheap, and the small metal screws designed to grip are not worth the hassle of adjusting. I sent them back. Only later did they realize that they had changed my exit fee. So it cost me $10 to find out how bad they are. Don't repeat the same mistake.

These pedals may not have the labels of more expensive pedals but they appear to be well built. They seem to be the most popular MTB compound pedals. For the ten bucks I spent I am very happy with these pedals on my budget bike. Along with the new seat and handlebars, they have greatly improved the feel of the bike.

Only thing I don't like is the colour. I got this for a white unicycle. Blue pedals on a white unicycle! The only other option was green. Green pedals on a white unicycle! I think red was an option but it disappeared when I decided to place an order. Aside from the color, it was a good buy. Solid pedals and not expensive.

On my first ride, I rode these pedals for over 50 miles at 12-19 mph. The grip is very good, the movement is very smooth, no noise. I weigh about 250 pounds and put some serious torque on them as they go up and down hills and didn't feel like breaking them - a good deal for the price. Colour. They fit my bike much better. I will update them as needed.

These pedals are of the same quality as other brands such as Fooker's or RaceFace. The needles are really big and pretty sharp, I like them. And the color is much lighter than the pictures. I ordered the purple ones for my son's Joker bike and loved it so much I ordered a pair of red ones for myself. I don't even need new pedals, but for $11 they're a great backup. I can imagine that the price will increase very soon, just as Fooker pedals have almost doubled in price since regular cyclists…

I bought the blue pedals and they seem to be of excellent original quality. However, I could find NO markings on the pedals telling the user which is right and which is left, even after using a magnifying glass! While I didn't really care (just checked the thread directions on each pedal and compared to my old ones), an untrained cyclist can thread these pedals into the cranks very easily! There's nothing like spending less than $20 on pedals only to cause a pedal installation that will damage…

I love these pedals. I recently bought my first mountain bike in many years. and while I love the bike, the stock pedals from the store suck. I understand most drivers want to change theirs. and now I understand. Your installation was easy. I used a pedal wrench to remove the stock ones and then screwed them to the cranks with an Allen wrench. made sure they were tight and I left. They played fantastic. I was surprised how well they stuck to my feet. I immediately felt the bike become an…