MTB Pedals Mountain Bike Pedals 3 Bearing Non-Slip Lightweight Nylon Fiber Bicycle Platform Pedals for BMX MTB 9/16"

Okay, so we all know these are knock offs, but they're incredibly well made. The price is awesome, and they were packaged great. They look good, are super grippy, light weight, and appear to be very sturdy. I've ridden more than a few times at a local MTB park and had zero problems. They spin well and fit into my cranks without any issues at all. What can I say? Good discount pedals.

They work well. I did a weeks of them short commute on them. And have four 10-14 miles fatbike on the groomed trail rides. The long anti-slip bolts work well. The center of the pedal is raised and I think that is why they are so long. I like the grip they provide. The color looks great with my '20 Farley 7, the orange colors are very close.

These are great! They turn easier than the original pedals. I like that they are wider, longer, and better. My shoes sit comfortably so I do not have to constantly adjust them to prevent rubbing the crank arms. Had to spray WD40 on the others loosen, otherwise, easy to install with a 5/8 inch wrench and not 9/16 as in directions. Love the yellow color and thin profile.

I purchased 2 sets of the needle roller bearings (1x Red and 1x green) back in 2022 and threw them on two Northrock XC 27 bikes purchased from Costco. They have held up great! One pedal on my bike had to get tightened back after a while but otherwise they held up great! Fast forward to 2026, we purchased new bikes specifically for commuting in the city and we decided to keep the original sets of pedals on the old bikes as we sell them and got 2 new sets of the 3-bearing ones (1x yellow and 1x orange). I can't exactly tell the difference between the two bearing styles but I read that 3-bearing should be better. The first set of the yellow pedals I got had a defect on the threading. You are supposed to be able to screw the pedals in by hand all the way, then use a tool to tighten them. The defect caused it to stop halfway and I didn't want to force it with a tool at the risk of damading the threading on my crank arm. Luckily I was able to get a replacement the next day and it was fine. I'm not going to knock a star because manufacturing defects happen and I was taken care of quickly. I know these pedals are a knock-off of the real deal and they have a funny sounding name but they have been pretty good for commuting to work and riding around the city. They provide better footing and grip than the cheap pedals that come with some bikes.

Pros: I have a 2018 Trek Rosco 8, and these pedals are cheap and feel of good quality. Installed these went and pedalled around my street and hit my kids little kicker I built them and my feet were planted. Great foot coverage over the stock welgo pedals I had on the Trek. Also the little hex bolts really bite into your shoes when riding. I can confidently hit jumps without the fear of my foot slipping off my pedals now. I bought the orange color to run with my bike, and yeah, it's orange. Bearings seem solid but I really need longer time to dictate this. If your feet get wet "I haven't experienced this yet" but I can confidently say these will pass the test and your feet won't slip off. I've ridden Bmx dirt jumps my whole life growing up and rode hard. With that being said I owned magnesium Primo $90 pedals with the same features and these are a good deal for the price for sure. Granted nylon vs magnesium metal, the metal will hold up in the long run. But im ok with this considering $25, also since I've had stock plastic pedals last/ take a beating with my history. Cons: no washers that they said they were supposed to come with. This is to help with crank interference/clicking, which I didn't need in my case....but still the fact they were apart to be their. Also no extra pins. When the box came in wasn't seals very well. So their is a good possibility this all fell out in transit.🤔 This review is off of a quick stroll and not longevity. If anything changes I'll report back.

Loves these pedals. I have them on 3 of my 4 bikes. Good price, great grip, and the spins smooth and quiet I’m a 220lbs. Jumper and they handle the abuse just fine

Exactly what I was looking for. High end pedals for a fraction of the price. Durable, lightweight, Soild.

These are knock-off Race Face Chester pedals - but they're just as good and half the price. I had a pair of alloy pedals before this, because every set of (cheap) plastic pedals I'd experienced flexed terrible and broke easily. Those alloys lasted 10 years until I'd worn through all the paint and the metal nubs. They turned into slip'n slides. Given my previous experience, I was skeptical of plastic pedals, even if everyone and their Grandmother love their Chester's. Neither was I a fan of the $60 price tag from my local bike shop (they didn't even have any in stock!). So I was shocked to find out how stiff these pedals are. Glass filled nylon is tough stuff, but it's still plastic and this is a lightweight design. I expected it to flex a little. They are rock solid and feel great. As is the grip. The machine screws lock your foot in place - to the point it's difficult to adjust your position without lifting off the pedal. I was concerned they would be uncomfortable, but I don't notice any pressure points even wearing flip flops. The spindles are thoughtfully designed with large flats so you don't need a stupid specialty wrench to get these on or off, AND there is a hex socket built into the back of the threaded end so can use an allen key if you prefer. Very convenient. A bonus of the plastic design is that the color won't wear away from use or scratches. I used to only ride alloy pedals, but these made a believer out of me. Best pedals I've ever had.

Recomendados al 100

Fully ajustable pedals; good quality

I'm expected high quality.

Great value for money.

J' adore ces pédales. Elles sont larges et elles supportes mes souliers.