corki Extra Large Mountain Bike Pedals Flat, Aluminum Alloy MTB Pedals, Wide Platform Pedals 9/16"(Black Red Purple 1-Pair)

These pedals are light weight, offer great grip on your shoes and have a great look. They are very good pedals for the price. I would recommend these for less aggressive style riding. Fire-road and street riding would be my recommendation. I'm not sure I'd want to to use these on more advanced, chunky trails, but for cruising and just pedaling around, they are great

The coloring seems to be staying on very well. Have had thes on for a couple of years (lots of miles) and the still look new.

I bought a set of these pedals a few years ago and have ridden through rain, snow, and below zero temperatures. I have nearly put 1500 miles on them and they have held up well. I can't compare them to more expensive named pedals since I have never owned any, but I am very pleased with these.

First of all, if You don't know what You're doing FIND SOMEONE WHO DOES!Those comments claiming junk or inferior materials are just plain False.Installed these on a high mileage 98 Barracuda XF-R, & immediately set out on an 11 mile run, no issues!These gems are replacing the most painful pedals I ever knew, & let Me tell You, these pedals are like platforms under My feet!The grip is excellent but not sticky, making minor footing adjustments effortless. The install was cake, I just wiped them down with alcohol, blasted them with a heavy dose of Nanowax, dipped the threads in Rotella T after thoroughly cleaning threads, & installed.Much to My horror, I found My old pedals to be barely tight, so I was sure to seat these properly.They don't tighten by torque, but by the interference between the seat & the threads.First, find a wrench that fits perfectly, preferred to the Allen socket, due to better hold & less chance of strippage.Hand tighten until wrench stops, position wrench with pedal crank so it's easy holding both firmly in one hand while GENTLY but deliberately hitting the box end of the wrench with a large Hammer, letting the weight of the hammer turn the wrench until the thread post seats.You'll see it & feel it, when it's tight it's tight, don't be stupid & break it.If You don't know what You're doing, get someone who does.These pedals are beautiful, 10 out of 10, buy em.Update:7 days in,140 miles of daily riding, working perfectly. Left side developed a bit of slop, so I CAREFULLY removed the hex plug, carefully removed the nut, washer, & pedal to inspect, happy to see a generous load of grease on all surfaces.I carefully reassembled, minding when the nut bottoms stop tightening!It will still have play-That's good.Installed the hex plug, tighten to fk-all, & viola, no more slop, no & binding. Happy riding!

Like the open design for mud clearing. Pins do what they are suppose to do. 2 bearings instead of 3 so we will see how they hold up on my INTENSE Tazer MX Pro E-Bike

Very good grip but it lost a couple of the bolts after a couple of rides. But not a bad pedal

Added these to my 1997 Kona Lava Dome dusted off for use in the 2020s. Replaced the original cage pedals. I do not care for clip-in pedals. These ones are easy to swap into, their metallic green color (my choice) super sharp looking on my dark green metallic Kona, and the small spikes will make your sneakers stick as well as any clip-in -- almost too well as a matter of fact.

I love these pedals! I like to ride out of the saddle a lot and these wide pedals provide so much more support. The little spikes also provide a nice grip, especially when the soles of my shoes get wet. I was so impressed I ordered a set for my husband's bike as well. He's a bit of a sceptic, but after the second ride he said he really liked them - that's like getting a beam of light from Heaven and the angels singing along when my husband says he actually likes something! And they look cool, too.