So these came missing screws and the rectangular bracket because they are not in a plastic bag or small zip lock. They are also very stiff and don’t easily rotate which adds effort on long rides. If you are looking for inexpensive pedal just spend an extra $30 and get a set of KEO classic pedals. It’s worth the money because you’ll upgrade quickly

Good product for the price. Most carbon fiber pedals are going to run you $100+. These are great, especially considering the price.

Installation was straightforward. Pedals and cleats worked well for a few months, maybe 500 miles. But the bearings developed some resistance and the cleats wore down and became progressively hard to engage. Looking to replace now with something more durable.

We were able to order this easily and this arrived just in time for my son's bike races. He was able to install them in 5 minutes, and was able to replace the cleats in his cycling shoes in another 10 minutes. He was up and cycling in no time.

Overall great pedals. The screws that came with the cleats to attach to the shoe we’re a little short so I had to remove the washer and only a little bit of the thread was able to grab but I’ve put in around 150miles so far and they’re still holding.

Strong and light weight peddles, they look great on my spin bike. To install, you need a Allen key to seat peddles on your bike. I’ve read other reviews about peddles stripping, hand tight isn’t good enough and isn’t the fault of the peddles design. These peddles Do Not accept the Look Delta. They require LOOK KEO.

These were so easy to install on the bike. After a couple adjustments to loosen them, the cleats slip in and out of pedals easily.

Only problem I came to is when screwing in the cleats. The top screw was not long enough to put in my new Ultro Santic shoes. Luckily the shoes came with screws and were a bit longer so I used them and problem solved! I was going to use a narrower washer but the shoe screws solved the problem.

I purchased my first set a year ago when I was on the fence about how much I wanted to invest in the hobby. I'm my mind, I figured "go cheap now, see how you like it, go from there". Well, one year and almost 800 miles later, i have purchased a second bike and have decided to keep using these pedals.They aren't the lightest, but I'm no weight weenie. I've climbed several mountains with these and have had 0 issues.I did fall once and they clicked for a while but resolved themselves. At this…

These pedals are really basic. Definitely not good for group rides. There isn’t enough weight at the back of these pedals so they don’t go into the right position to clip in. So you have to always look down and flip them accordingly.