KOOTU 9/16" Bike Pedals,Flat Unicycles Bicycle Pedals, Non-Slip Aluminum Alloy Platform Cycling Pedals Sealed Bearing Pedals for MTB BMX Road Bike

I bought these as part of a three part Christmas gift for my husband's trek bike, and they are exactly as described. Came in a nice sealed box, no packaging damage, SUPER fast shipped which was very impressive. 100% recommend these to everyone! Now they are all wrapped and ready for Christmas!

Some of these fancy looking pedals are really thin and don't look strong. These look a lot stronger and have a really solid cage. They're not massive but a good size. Adding this to my collection of inexpensive cool looking stuff!!

But returned because I went back to clip-ins.

Light, good quality

Light-weight pedals with good grip! Good size, Not too big or small. Will see if durability is good after a few months of riding.

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Only been using these for a few days but so far I love them. It was time to replace the pedals on my Specialized Hardrock and these fit the bill. They are lightweight and have great grip. Love the carbon fiber look in the middle with the chameleon steel outside. Easy to swap and a great upgrade over the worn out originals. I don't expect my feet to be slipping off these new pedals anytime soon.

The media could not be loaded. We don’t really think about it, but there is a lot of wasted energy when your bike pedals don’t spin freely and smoothly. Over the course of hundreds of revolutions, you’re having to work harder to deliver the same force to the bike’s drivetrain. That’s why it’s important to make sure your pedals are as well tuned as the rest of the bike. These pedals are a high-end upgrade to my bike and not only do they deliver the performance I was looking for, they also look really nice. They are quality made with a nice finish and they spin perfectly right out of the box. All you have to do is screw them in and go.Installation:You’ll probably need a 15mm wrench to remove the old pedals unless they are like these and use a 6mm hex (allen) wrench. Then, to install these you’ll use the allen-wrench to tighten them from the inside of the pedal-arms. It really just takes a minute and the upgrade is very much worth it. One tip is to put a light layer of grease on the pedal’s threads before installing them. I know this may seem odd, but no, they won’t fall off when you ride and by doing that, you actually prevent some problems down the road, and that’s how any bike shop would do it anyway. Enjoy.