MTB Mountain Bike Pedals 3 Bearing Flat Platform Compatible with SPD,Dual Function Sealed Clipless Aluminum 9/16" Pedals with Cleats for Road

Worked great for my Florida Keys ride. No issues in assembly or performance.

I had these on a mountain bike for the first year or so. They’re easy to clip into and they keep you locked in over the roughest terrain, even on a hard tail with the back end skipping all over the place. The flats are grippy too! These pedals have struck plenty of rocks and roots, been scraped on the pavement, ridden through rain and mud, and they have yet to lose their alignment and they’re still as easy and reliable to clip in and out of as the day I bought them. I bought another pair of MZYRH pedals that better matched the colorway of my MTB and I’ve had these on my road bike now for the past year or so, where I’ve ridden the SPD side almost full time, and they still stay locked in without being difficult to step out of. At this price point, these are an incredible value. Can’t recommend them enough!

First, for touring and on-road applications, they're great, even for quite harsh roads and long days.However, I have some hesitation to recommend for serious MTB rising as the click-in mechanism seemed to bend a bit after first hard trail ride. They are great design but maybe just not quite durable enough for serious MTB riding/racing.Also the tension requires some adjustment that takes some figuring out. I had much better luck with new SPD cleats as well-- ones that worked fine in other pedals did not attach properly with these.So, they're great design, exactly what I was looking for, but they are not as refined or as durable as some that I own.

The pedals are great for the price. I changed to these after my old ones didn't provide enough surface when riding unclipped. I bought the gold studs for 14$ on Amazon and they went in easily. Love these pedals would definitely recommend.

I got these pedals 2 months ago and they’re good and sturdy good quality. I hit 11 foot jumps and they didn’t break. these pedals are good because if you use clippless pedals and flat pedals these are good for you. They provide great grip so you can send it on jumps and trails. They are easy to clean and are rust free even in rain and mud. They are easy to install and are lightweight easy to clip in. The only downside is if you slip of the pedalsWill hit ur chin but can be preventable with shin guards. Good for the money I would recommend it.

Work perfectly with my existing shoes with cleats.

So i needed a bigger pedal for my terra trike recumbent bike and saw these, huge plus so you can use clip or remove and use regular shoes and i added extra spikes that were included with the wrench, they are great made with great material and package was very well put together thanks

I don't understand all the good reviews. I have two pairs of shoes with SPD cleats. I couldn't get either pair to work with these pedals. Sometimes I was able to click in but most of the time the cleats just wouldn't latch to the pedals. Even after loosening the spring tension all the way they still didn't work.When compared against Shimano SPD pedals these are definitely of lesser quality. The metal is thinner and the springs are lighter weight. Also, the paint scraped off on the first ride. These qualities would be acceptable tradeoffs for me because of the cheaper price, if they actually worked.The positive things I can say are that the platform side works well for street shoes and the pedals are lightweight.Since the paint wore off on the 1st ride I can't get a refund so I'm stuck with a pair of useless pedals.