Puroma Non-Slip Nylon Fiber 9/16 Inch Mountain Bike Bicycle Platform Flat Pedals

David Pritchett: I put these on my mountain ebike and have been riding them for quite a few weeks now. I really like them. They are big and wide and provide a great platform for my large size 14 feet! They have little studs on them that seem to grip my shoes pretty well. I have ridden them on quite a few offroad trails and find them to be stable and sturdy. I highly recommend.

United States on Sep 16, 2023

Amy C: I put these on my son’s trail bike, he is 16. They give great grip due to the pins and I can’t imagine how they would ever fail structurally. The bearings spin way more freely than the originals. Super cheap and super durable. They look good too.

United States on Sep 13, 2023

JMan: Dig the pedal, love that can be attached to bike with hex bit. Meets desire and demand for using on a gravel bike used riding around town and such. Only complaint is the screw spikes can't have their height adjusted, but not surprised with how affordable these pedals are

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Jorge HJorge H: The pedals are decently light, feel nice, super grippy compared to what comes on a lot of low-mid level bikes.

If you're looking for an upgrade on a budget, or maybe flip bikes, these are a good option for flats.

only issue would be the material, it's a lightweight plastic, which is awesome for cutting a few grams, but definitely wouldn't wear too nicely after taking some nasty hits from rocks. Mine have been dropped on gravel/dirt a few times and so far looks pretty good, just something to keep an eye on.

United States on Jul 31, 2023

FM: I do not often write reviews, in particular for the stuff that I do not have any complaints. This time I had to do it because this is an excellent pedal for many reasons. On my mountain bike, the right pedal has not been installed properly before (or got loose). Anyway, on my last ride, it was bent. While removing the pedal, I realized that the threads were half gone. I needed either a complete change of the shimano tourney gear set and drive shaft ($200 as it is a rare item) or getting it rethreaded ($150) or buying a used bike ($700 similar specs yet 5 years old). This $11 pedal has the strength to cut into the aluminum crank, making itself its own threads almost, when I forced it in carefully with an fallen wrench and a plier, and saved the day. Also, it looks stylish, lighter than the old pedal (but not the lightest I have), and I like the wide foot area. Buy with confidence!

United States on Jul 10, 2023

Bradley West: I was leery of non-metal MB pedals, but these have seen medium-heavy use since they arrived and are holding up well. The metal studs grip well without tearing up the synthetic soles, too.

Singapore on Apr 21, 2021