🚲 MZYRH MTB Mountain Bike Pedals - 3 Bearing Flat Platform with Dual Function SPD Compatibility, Sealed Cleats and Clipless System, Aluminum Construction, 9/16" Review

The pedal appears to be very strong and durable, but time will tell. Came with extra SPD pins and spikes which is a plus. The platform is wide enough and grippy enough for trail riding. So far, so good!

These pedals are great because they provide excellent grip even when the clip side is not used. They are very high quality, much better than the ones that came on my expensive hybrid bike. The cleats on the non-clipper side provide such strong traction that I rarely use cleat mount cycling shoes.

I used this pedal set to replace the stock pedals on my Peleton bike. This allows me to use Shimano clamps, which are standard on spin bikes and work well on road bikes. It also allows anyone with outdoor shoes to use the bike. They appear to be well made with good bearings. It's odd that Peleton went with three-bolt pedals.

I was skeptical about these pedals but after 6 rides I like them! They offer very solid support and I love the ability to adjust the pedal clamp. I adjusted them the same way but the left one was a bit loose (probably my old spikes) so I tightened the left one another 3 clicks and voila! Great pedals for the price!

Pedals also included standard single exit cleats which I wasn't aware of. Most of the spikes you see are the only way out. But if you're worried about being able to quickly detach the pedals to avoid a fall, I'd suggest you look at the alternative Shimano SPD SM-SH56 or compatible multi-socket clones.

At this price I wasn't expecting much as famous pedals are usually three times the price. I've used it for several trips and had no problems getting in and out. I am impressed with the durability and overall quality. The lugs are a bit longer and sharper than I would have liked as I've cut calves a few times before, but that's quite common even with high-end flat pedals.

I have ridden my Turbo Levo on rough terrain and used the flats that the dealer added when I bought the bike. Of course most of the time I need more power from a smaller motor, so I decided to swap out my 20 year old cleats for clipless pedals. I saw these while searching for Revain and to be honest there were only a few non-detailed reviews but I liked the color (blue) so I bought them. You have exceeded my expectations. Once set up and practiced, they are easy to put on and take off. They are