ZERAY Clipless Mountain Bike Pedals 9/16" With SPD Cleats - Dual Platform Design For Road, Trekking, Touring, And City Bikes - Compatible With Shimano Cranks (Cleats Included) Review

These are my first clippless pedals. I paired them with Tomasso cycling shoes. These pedals have been super easy to learn to use. They are dual sided which makes clipping in super easy. They are adjustable, but I haven't had to adjust mine at all. They have a good amount of float from the factory and feel very secure when clipped in. Being all metal they seem like they will last a long time. I have been using them for months now and have have no issues!

Note: I can't speak much to longevity, as I've only had these pedals for around a month. In that time I've put about 200 miles on them.I had a pair of flats on my bike, but I've always been fairly curious about clipless pedals. However I still wanted to be able to hop on my bike to ride it down to the store without having to worry about what shoes I'm wearing. These combo pedals were a nice solution.I knew I wanted to try combo pedals, but a set of Shimano combos was 80-100. I didn't want to…

These are used on my indoor bike trainer. No complaints. They are a bit stiff when new, but loosen up fine with use. That's my feedback.

I'm waiting for the road bike I ordered to arrive (2-8 months). Meanwhile I'm making improvements to my Hyper Spinfit bicycle to enhance my ride experience. These pedals are a great price and have performed well through 35 miles.They are easy to clip in and out. The bearings are smooth and they are study.

So far a good entry level pair of pedals. I wasnt expecting anything much more than entry level. To all the folks complaining about it squeaks or didnt meet their expectations. I mean really. It's a 30 dollar pedal like you're that petty to complain about something like a click? It's FREAKING 30 BUCKS CHEAP MF. Get a SHIMANO then.

A great padal well designed that engages and disengage shoes with reasonable force and hold the shoes in place very tight and secure.

This review is for the pedals that do not have one side as a flat, but both sides have the spd clip in. I mounted them on my road bike and took a short ride, so I can't comment on their longevity. The clipless mechanism works just fine and they are reasonably lightweight. The description indicates that the bearings are self-lubricating, which means that they are essentially oil-impregnated bushings. If the quality is high enough, these should last a long time without needing to be greased. It…

I have been riding with these pedals on my Miyata while on a mag turbo trainer over the winter. From day one I've been disappointed. The sheet metal cleat retainers are crudely made, sharp edged, and allow for so much vertical clearance that a brand new pair of SPDs slide all over and rock up and down with the spring tension maxed out. They've already worn down a par of cleats because of this condition. I'm going to try and remove the retainers and see if I can remove some material from the…

I like the style overall but it arrived with the outer chrome paint chipped. Also frustrating that it doesn't come with a tool to install it so had to buy that separately.

These are great, I swapped out the petals my indoor spin bike’s cages, much smoother ride. They are a little hard to clip into. but I think it’s my shoes. I did not use the shoes chips which these petals came with. Great value and quality, definitely recommend.

I put over 150miles already using this pedals and worked great so far. My only complaint is that some edges are a bit sharp or rough. I supposed you get what you paid for with the unpolished finish quality. Otherwise, I like it as it is lighter than even the expensive Shimano equivalent and works as design.

These are the first pedals I have had like this. So, I can’t really compare to Shimano or anyone else. I have had them a few months. From what I can tell so far they are smooth and work well.

Clip stayed wide open, no pressure at all from spring, so the cleat didn't lock. Even fully adjusted, it was still not tight enough to hold the cleat. Junk

Most pedals have a little piece near the end to make it easy to attach and remove the pedals from the bike. These did not have that. Getting them into place wasn't terrible, but removing one was a nightmare. It required large muscles and a vise. Additionally, one had damaged threads that I didn't notice when I attached the pedal. This means that even though it seemed secure, on my 4th ride, the pedal popped out. It took forever to detach the pedal from my shoe. It was while trying to detach the

I don't know about the "chrome peeling complaints" yet but I am expecting it to rust eventually (it's a mountain bike pedal.duh). After adjusting the tension screws they work fine.

Got as a gift. Looks like someone returned the item in the past. No cleats included. It looks pretty sturdy. If only the seller would just send me the cleats.

I don't understand why it doesn't have the small flat surface to let me use the wrench to tighten it. the right pedal is hard to manually screw in and I tried everything to turn it.

These are pretty poor. Even at the lowest clamp setting they would not release my shoes. (Fortunately I put these on my recumbent trike and not my bike, or I definitely would have fallen) I couldn't figure it out till I ran my finger along the cleat holding parts. The machining is awful! There are metal burrs from the manufacturing stamp/brake -- enough to cut your finger -- that bite into the cleats. I have SPDs on 2 trikes and 4 bikes. I've never not been able to get out. One bike has…

They rust pretty fast, but otherwise a decent set of pedals for the price. Easy in and out and easy attach detach with a wrench.

We were able to easily assemble one pedal but the second one is imposing to set. We had different ppl try to screw the pedal in but no success. Very frustrating and very much dissatisfied