Get A Grip With MZYRH 3 Bearings Non-Slip Mountain Bike Pedals - Perfect For Any Adventure! Review

They look great and spin well.the left pedal wasn't spinning as much as the right pedal. After you ride it for a while it eventually starts spinning just as it should. The pedals add bling to your bike. I installed them on a totguard ebike. Pics attached. Additionally they have reflectors which I really needed. Overall good quality for the money.they also grip extremely well, it will take some getting used to.

Bought these to replace the broken plastic pedals of my 90's MTB. They were a Great upgrade from stock.They mounted up solidly, spun freely, are super grippy and look great! They are a tad bit bigger than my old pedals, and fit my foot well. Pedaling with these felt great over a quick test ride, but I haven't had the chance to put any real mileage on them yet. They don't spin as freely as the $130 pair at the bike shop, but theyfeel just as solid- I think Those were hardened.

personal note: They match with all of the darker blue Accents my frame has, so that's nice.for function: the bearings are butter smooth but not so free sliding that they spin like a top.these have the same Build quality and smoothness of a much more expensive petal from the Likes of VP or Raceface. with the through hole pins you can extract them after they have worn down without having to worry if you have worn off the Allen key insert. very repairable as well.they have taken a few hard hits…

They're definitely an upgrade from stock pedals. I'm a new MTB rider, so I only have my little experience, but these pedals have really good grip and they're lighter than stock pedals. Idk how they'll hold up over time, but so far so good. I was a little worried they were smaller than my stock pedals, but they're actually slightly larger. Not a ton, but some. I'd recommend these pedals.

Arrived in great condition. First impression is that they are thin and light. 330 grams total for both pedals. Studs are sharp and grip shoes well. Threads were covered by a plastic cap for shipping which seems to have worked. They threaded on easily. Also in the box was a set of pedal washers and 4 spare studs. I used an 8mm hex wrench to install. The studs need a T20 torx bit which is easy to find. The color looks really good to me. I have an anodized Profile BMX stem in blue and that stem is

Lightweight, with a nice anodized color. They still spin freely after going through a lot of rainy south Florida weather as well as many rocks and logs. You’ll wanna run your knee into a trucks hitch before taking these to the shin but thats not the pedals fault. Just a heads up for anyone who is accustomed to doing this.

I am transitioning further into mountain biking, from a triathlon road riding background. I have used clipless petals because I was riding more cross country style. I recently bought a trail bike and have been taking more risks and wanted to feel more comfortable being able to put my foot down quicker.These petals are lightweight and have a very nice grip. Wearing a stiff sold mountain bike specific shoe certainly helps. I have had no issue with it being high in the middle. I will definitely be

These are very well made pedals - very impressed with the quality, weight, feel. The anodizing scratches with use, but even the XT pedals these replaced scratched easily too and cost $100. Definitely worth the cost.

Pedals look great. They are really comfortable. Light weight. And grip your feet well. Would highly recommend them. That's my review.

I really like these pedals. My feet stay glued to them. I put them through 11 miles of blue and black trails and they did great. They are a really good value and I definitely recommend them.

Picked these up for a budget bike build to sell. Then I got a downhill bike and needed pedals for the weekend so I borrowed these pedals for a bit. Normally I run Race Face atlas pedals which cost $175. They're amazing pedals. But holy crap are these just as good if not better! Tons of grip! Feel great and stable. Honestly I'm blown away!Whomever complained about the axle bring raised in the middle has no clue. Probably some novice trying to pedal in tennis shoes. I'm in 510s and the feel is…

So far so good. Easy install on a Golden City Vader Fixie. They free spin very smooth. I did drop my bike while it was leaned up against my steps and the pedals for scratched up failrly easily, not a big deal for me but I thought it was worth mentioning they scratch easy. However, I would recommend these pedals for this price point. It also comes with some spare parts.

These are attractive, lightweight and grip really well. On the downside they don't seem to spend all that freely, and they are very susceptible to gouging on rocks. But that's kind of why cheap petals are a thing, right? They've held up to a half season of hard use and I expect to get more out of them so overall I'd say a solid four-star product.

I put these on my bike to use on the indoor smart trainer. I didn't like having to use my clipless pedals indoors and find I'm not missing them in the least while riding the smart trainer indoors. Seem durable, but too soon to tell. The price was right.

Replaced the stock pedals on my Marlin 6 with this set and I am not disappointed. These pedals feel solid and smooth while providing excellent grip.

Great quality and durability for the price. The washers were slightly large but otherwise worked. Great grips on trail

The color is vibrant just as it shows on line, very light weight and definitely helps my feet from slipping off the pedal during a ride.

looks good, light weight, and rugged. I've put about 600 miles on these on ruff trails. Have lasted well. Thanks for attention.

Love these pedals and get a lot of compliments on them. They mar pretty easily when impacted like laying the bike down on concrete.

It arrived on time, super light weight. It's slightly larger than I imagined but it was a pleasant surprise since I hadn't considered size when I was shopping lol I chose them because of the color. A great match for the matte emerald green that I will be painting the bike.