Experience Ultimate Performance With ZERAY Sealed Clipless Mountain Bike Pedals- Dual Platform With Shimano SPD Cleats Review

I have had these pedals for a few months, now, and they are great. The SPD side works perfectly, whereas the "flat" side allows me to ride my bike without cycling shoes or even barefoot. My previous "mixed" pedals had sharper metal edges, which wouldn't work with bare feet: not that I ride a lot with bare feet, but it is an option. The flat side also is "grippy" enough when used with shows. Smooth turning, too. Great value.

These are not necessarily an adult pedal. While they do work they are easily bent and chip along with being very small. While I do have a larger size foot (15u.s.) it is narrow, these only fit under the ball of my foot so the stability is lacking compared to other full size pedals. I have these on my Peleton which I ride 4 days a week and in the first few weeks in need of new ones. The chrome is already pealing off and the pieces have become very sharp. I wouldn’t recommend these to anyone who…

I like the style overall but it arrived with the outer chrome paint chipped. Also frustrating that it doesn't come with a tool to install it so had to buy that separately.

Thereafter hook bent on the second ride, couldn't get locked back in. Substandard metal bends easily. Get actual Shimano spd pedals,they will last you a lifetime.

These pedals seemed great out of the box, and the left one is still working well a few months in. However, the right pedal has always clicked and moves during every stroke. I’ve tightened every bolt and tightened the clamp on the cleat as much as possible, so it appears the issue is in the pedal itself, not the attachment to the cleat. Good price but disappointing quality.

I have no idea if the ZP-109S pedals are good. I have ordered them twice and returned them twice, because Best Buy, or the vendor, has sent me the ZP-110. A.) My shoes will not support the 3 bolt design of the ZP-110. B.) I wanted the ability to use them without shoes, if needed, and the ZP110 will not allow me to do that.

The pedals work perfectly. I had shimano pedals and can't see any difference except these are lighter and cheaper. The cleats on the other hand are not so good. They are not brand name shimano cleats although the description kind of indicates that. I kept having trouble with them failing to totally disengage from the pedal on this pedal as well as my shimano pedal. I put my old shimano cleats back on and the problem stopped. It wasn't a matter of adjusting the tightness on the pedals. They…

Our Peloton came with clipless pedals, with a TINY platform on the other side of each pedal. Seriously, the "platform" was like 1" x 2". Not nearly large enough to ride with normal flat-soled shoes.I already had a pair of old Shimano SPD clipless shoes, so I went looking for something to use on the Peloton that would work with both the Shimano SPD system, and normal flat shoes.Installation took 2 minutes, half of which was me gathering the required tools from the garage. Plus, these came with…

These pedals are used for a bike I ride recreationally for exercise. When I get to pedaling hard, there is play between the cleat and pedal. I've tightened the pedal springs up as much as possible, but the cleats still clank around inside the pedals.

It works but here are some issues: - After only 4 days of use, the bearings are starting to wear out, flexing under load and making noise under load. - Much more difficult than my Shimano's to unclip even after set as loose as possible - Clipping in is harder than it should be.

I don't understand why it doesn't have the small flat surface to let me use the wrench to tighten it. the right pedal is hard to manually screw in and I tried everything to turn it.

The issue with this product is that the clip does not allow for a seamless clip in/clip out and adjusting the tension doesn't help!

For causal use these will work for you no problem. If you plan to stress them, go with another brand. Replaced them after less than 2 months. They are my backup in case i have an issue and need a temp set.

I recently got a spin bike for my house and wanted to try spin shoes! We bought these pedals and they are great! Fairly easy to install (if you have a handy hubby like me). Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to use spin shoes on their home bike.

Too much float when maximally tightened. Very loose allowing knees excessive side to side movement and causing joint pain. Switched back to my Shimano pedals and no issues. Definitely turned out to be a place to not try saving a few bucks.

Horrible. Damaged tread on right pedal. Now I can’t get the left one off my bike. Very cheaply made. Chrome peeling off and haven’t ridden yet. May have ruined my bike with these pedals

Oddly require an 8 mm Allen to install, not 5 or 6 mm. Cheap feeling construction. Released unexpectedly during a sprint on my Peloton. Next time I'll go for real Shimano.

I have bought four pairs of these pedals. Not an issue for me. I wanted to try something other than Shimano, and these pedals do the trick. I might order a 5th pair soon (we have 15 bicycles at home).

The petals appear to be high quality. They click in easily and hold well. The adjusting Allen screws were easy to use. The only problem that we have is that these do not work with a recumbent trike or recumbent bicycle. The user needs to put their shoe in the upper portion of the clamp, then click in the bottom part. You simply cannot do this from a reclined position. I will switch these for the ones on my bicycle. I’m sure they will work fine on it.

A great padal well designed that engages and disengage shoes with reasonable force and hold the shoes in place very tight and secure.