Review on Enhance Your Cycling 🚴 Performance with OneUp Components Composite Pedal by Norman Costello

As the name suggests, they are mostly affordable. I've banged them against some rocks and roots and it doesn't bother me except for a bit of missing plastic. In dry weather the grip is good. Not as good when wet, but still good. However, there are two things I hate 1. They don't spin easily. The bearings have so much friction that it is impossible to move the pedal by hand to make even one full revolution. I don't know how much energy is wasted on my rides, but it's definitely low quality and shouldn't happen. 2. My legs start to hurt on long drives. Maybe these pedals are slightly arched or just plain flat, but the raised axle becomes noticeable after a while, especially when pedaling at a higher constant speed when the feet have fairly constant pressure and little movement. While I think it's ok for the money I sincerely hope they break soon so I can explain to my boss why I have to spend more for good aluminum pedals.