ROCKBROS Mountain Bike Pedals: 🚵 Lightweight Carbon Fiber Flat Pedals for MTB Review

The best pedals I have ever ridden. Put them on my 24 inch BMX cruiser. My shoes seem to stick to it. Super clean design, premium fit and finish. The pedals came with extra cleats/cleats to replace worn cleats later on the road. Nice solid wide flat platform. I will put them on all my bikes.

Bearing never turned very well but it was a cheap platform pedal. I spilled water on the bike and the pedal was completely bent. I was able to give it some love to bring it closer to factory shape specs. I rode 1 more time before the pedal came off the stem. It's time to find pedals that can take more abuse.

I really liked these pedals, they were in good condition in 4 months. I was mountain biking in the desert with a lot of big rocks beside the trail, unfortunately these pedals weren't the right fit for it. I liked how light they were and how they looked, but the design didn't match the amount of rock hits they were getting. Four months is the shortest pedal life I've ever experienced.

Great pedals but no star due to incorrect weight specs. I chose this product over others solely because of the weight characteristics and it was essentially rejected the wrong way. The lugs are not as grippy as some of the others. It's not necessarily a bad idea for everyone, but I prefer more grip. On the plus side, these spikes are less dangerous to your shins if you make unwanted contact.

I think the quality depends on how you ride. They are light, well built and look great. Those are pluses. However, the curve of the axle extends beyond the pedal surface and the cleats are too short, so you can feel the axle directly under your foot. As a result, the grip is not very good. If you're driving around town and wearing something like hiking or running shoes, that's probably fine. If you wear flat shoes (5-10, Vans etc.) and ride trails or downhill I don't think they will fit you.

Reliable pedal. Great grip with my 5-10 boots. So far I've used the pedals on about 10 rides for 20 hours with no issues. Update: I had a pretty bad fall last week. It took off sideways and landed sideways. Step on the right pedal first. I was bruised but not seriously injured because of my protective gear. Given the force of the hit and the fact that the dirt was compact and very hard, I feel the pedal grips well. It was bent but still usable. I'll try to straighten it out with a shop vise…

Agree with the "Dudeism" reviewer who said: ---------------------- ----- -- --------------- ------------------ "Quality depends on how you drive I guess. They are light and well built and good looking these are pros however the camber of the axle hangs up higher than the surface of the pedal and the cleats are too short so you can feel the axle right under your foot that probably good .If you wear flat shoes (5 - 10, vans etc) and ride trails or downhill I don't think they will fit you…