PNW Components Range Composite Pedals

These pedals I think are by far the best you can get for the price. Especially when they are on sale. They are super durable. Super grippy. Easy to install. A bunch of colors. Good size platform for medium sized feet or larger. Fantastic product by a fantastic company.

These PNW Components Range Composite Pedals are amazing! They have an awesome grip, thanks to the well-placed pins, and my feet stay locked in place even on rough trails. I also love that they’re lightweight but still feel super sturdy—perfect for all kinds of riding, whether it’s downhill, trail, or just cruising around.Installation was a breeze, and they’ve held up really well after several rides. The composite material feels tough, and I don’t have to worry about them getting beat up from rock strikes. For the price, you’re getting pedals that perform like high-end ones. I’m really impressed!

I’ve put these on both my mountain bikes. Tons of room for your feet and tons of grip. Bearings are great. Never had any issues. They have taken a beating and never cracked or bent. Love them!!

Very comfortable / Reasonable cost / Good fit for guys with big feet or riders who likes bigger pedals / 8mm hex is what you'll need to easily install these / Will ride of a few weeks and write an update for recommendation but, really like 'em for now

I have wide feet, so lipless pedals aren't much of an option (properly fitting clipless shoes are stupid expensive). Most budget platform pedals on the market don't provide good support because they just don't have a wide enough stance and large enough contact surface.These check those boxes and are also durable, grippy, smooth, etc. It's everything you'd want in a platform pedal and at less than half the price of the big-name competitors like Crank Bros, etc.

These are great pedals compared to the China junk ones I had before. They’re nice and wide and smooth. The only thing I was disappointed in was that they are not as vibrant as they look on the screen. They’re still pretty nice though.

I bought 2 used bikes recently, and neither came with pedals which gave me a perfect opportunity to try 2 different pedals on very similar platforms. Both bikes are steel hardtails from the same manufacturer, but they make use of slightly different geometry, and have pretty different component builds (one's a complete XT build, and the bike wearing these pedals is an NX/Magura build).I ride mostly aggressive XC trails with lots of roots and rocks which offers plenty of bouncing. I also ride flow and jump lines when I can so I've tried these pedals in quite a few different scenarios. The other bike I bought recently got a set of Deity Deftraps, so that's what I'm comparing here.The size, weight, and construction are similar enough between the PNW's and the Deitys, so what this ultimately comes down to is the feel, and overall, I like the PNWs more. The main difference is the fact that the Deftraps actually grip BETTER, which means when you put your foot on the pedal, it's staying there. This is great if your foot is in exactly the right place, but it's bad if you need to shift slightly.The PNW pedals still grip extremely well, but if I decide mid-trail that I want to shift my foot a 1/4", the pedals allow that. Sometimes I change my stance slightly if I'm climbing vs bombing vs bunnyhopping, and I enjoy having that freedom on the PNWs. If I'd only bought the Deftraps and didn't have the PNWs to compare them to, I'm sure I'd love them (and I do enjoy them quite a bit). I don't feel like I need to replace the Deftraps with a set of PNWs, just enjoy the PNWs slightly more.

Nice pop of color, threaded in perfect. They’re pretty light weight and grippy with my Five Tens. They come with extra pins but I haven’t had to change any yet.

Buen juego de pedales, el material se ve resistente, mi talla es 11 us y quedan Perfecto, los instale rápido y viene con 1 repuesto de los tornillos para agarre

I love these, the size is great and they are comfortable on long rides. Watch out for the bite on the shin or calf, they'll make you bleed.