YBEKI All-Terrain Bike Pedals with Toe Clips & Adjustable Straps Dual-Purpose Resin/Alloy Bicycle Pedals 9/16" Spindle - Indoor/Outdoor Use for Exercise/Spin/Road Bikes MTB

Fits perfectly traction of pedal above the cheap plastic pedals. Functional is good. Quality is good

These are for my wife's bike. Certainly easy to install. Seem pretty sturdy but she has not used them much yet.

If you are looking for a lightweight, well designed pedal set, these are a inexpensive option. But realize that these are NON-SERVICEABLE and will need to be replaced when a maintenance schedule is called for. Currently, I get about 3 years of use from a set of these riding 40 miles to work a week during the dusty summer months on crushed limestone trails. After that, they start clicking. And since there is no way to access the bearings in their press fit polymer sleeves, they must be replaced.

When I receive these. I wasn't sure if they in good condition because they wouldn't spin freely. I installed them anyways and they worked very well. I love the foot cage. The quality seems fine and now my bike rides are much better . Very satisfied

While it appears these pedals are not as heavy duty (weight and looks wise) as I would have expected, I must admit, after I installed them, they are a lot stronger than I thought they would be; I was able to easily install these pedals as a replacement to the snap-in cleat pedals that comes standard with the Peloton bike. Now I can easily get on and off of the bike without dealing with the annoying cleat pedals; word of caution though ~ if you replace the standard Peloton pedals or the seat (yes, it can be replaced too for a much more comfortable seat), warranty is voided. In my case, I would rather take the chance, as while I love the Peloton bike, I hated the cleat/pedals and seat that comes standard with the product; besides, I do not expect any problems with the Peloton bike, as that thing is build like a tank.

Here is my verdict after one day of cycling. Pro: easy to install (if you have a pedal wrench, which I do), and they are affordable. Con: They have some friction when turning, not smooth - hoping they get smoother with use. Biggest issue is that the foot cage part is sort of smushed down close to the pedal, making it very hard to get your foot into the clip and strap while riding, which is a real problem. Also the back of the pedal does not have that little extended piece of metal the makes it easier to move the pedal into the right position to slip your foot in. When the toe cage is metal you can sort of bend it up to create a bigger opening, but because the toe part on these is plastic I don’t think it will get any better.

Very happy with these pedals. They work very well on my spinning bike. They are easy to adjust to different foot sizes and they nicely fit my size 13 bike shoe. The cycling pressure in my shoe is evenly distributed across the pedal, without any pressure points to cause soreness. The pedal work and do exactly what I'd expect.

I bought these pedals to upgrade a bike from conventional pedals to this type with the clip and strap. The clips are easy to get into and out off, and the straps are easy to adjust. I agree with some reviews that the rotation feels stiff, so I put a few drops of penetrating oil into the bearings. Either from this or from riding (or both), they loosened up and rotate very freely now. (I know that it's not the best idea to put penetrating oil onto grease, but at this price I don't care if I might only get 10 years out of them rather than 20).