These are good budget pedals that perform well. My wife wanted platform pedals but didn't want to drop a lot of coin. I threw these on her bike and they have been great. She is a fairly aggresive all mountain rider. She has bashed them up in a fair share of rock gardens and they have held up well. Haven't even lost a pin yet. The bearings aren't too good, but at this price point, nothing will be unless you sacrifice durability. I would buy them again.

When I first got them they were great. They where kind of thick, but I got used to them. But they started to get ruff after a few weeks. I guess I could give them a little slack since I am a very hard rider and put serious hours on my parts. But, still, they shouldn't have rusted with all that grease in them and with constant use.

These pedals are great! i love the grip and they wouldnt break if you it it on a rock unlike my other plastic ones. I let my friend try these and he loved them so much he went out and bought a pair of these in white for his ride. I love these and would ABSOLUTELY recomend them!

I have used the pedals for about a year. They are tough. The pedals are not flashy, but do what they were made to do. I bought some exo skeleton pedals for almost 3 times as much. They were 100 grams lighter but broke on my after about 7 rides. These pedals haven't after 50 or so rides. I have submerged these pedals in creek crossings many times. The bearings still spin freely and don't act like they are dry of greese. Cant recommend them enough.

If you do get this, back the pins into the pedal first. Also, the pins will cut your legs open.

I have owned two pairs of these. I experienced no bearing problems on either set, my old bike had these, rode them for a year on that bike but I sold it.. I bought another pair for my new ride and have been riding these for a year... I live in oregon and it is wet here, bearings have been fine with absolutely no durability issues.. I do not catch more than 12 inhces of air. I wouldn't know how they would stand up to being hucked at a park or off huge gaps on a mountain..

I purchased these for my HT a few years ago and they held up so well I'm getting two more sets for mine and my wifes new $2300 bikes. They've crashed, hit rocks, and gone through water. After 2 years, they still work and are quiet...I can't imagine that a $100 pedal would be any better. They do hurt when they hit your shins, but my feet stay on these so much better that I don't slip off and hurt my shins.

I'm pretty sure its summed up above. overall a great pedal at a great price. grippy removable pins, light mag, strong bearings/axle. i don't understand why more people don't have them and why they're so cheap.

Very happy riding around town and doing some mild downhill at Mt Hood. No slips or drama. Appear to be fairly durable after a couple of mild crashes and rock bangs. Very good value.