Origin8Dual Sport SPD Single Clipless

I love the hybrid pedals! Sometimes I just feel like riding my bike with just regular shoes and with just a flip easy to change. I have rode the clip side for 100 miles since I got it. Great quality for sure. Enough that I got a second pair for my spare road bike.

I was worried they would be too slim but they are just right. I wear a size 12 sneaker and 46 cycling shoe. I prefer to wear a rather narrow sneaker when on a bike so the width of the pedal complimented that well. In my opinion this sort of design is best suited for a commuter bike so needing a very wide flashy pedal just isn't necessary. This was a nice addition and I was glad to stay under $70. Especially when the next best option jumps to $110+

Only 4 stars because I can’t gauge longevity yet.These are an alternative to the Shimano A530 dual platform pedals, and in my opinion the design is an improvement. The Shimano pedal platform side is fine if you’re wearing sneakers, but rigid soled cycling shoes will have no grip on the (mostly) smooth platform.These pedals are similar in size, but more of a MTB type platform, with pins to keep your foot planted.So far build quality seems very good, and these aren’t overly heavy, at just over a 1/2 lb for the pair.

I've only had these for about four rides but they are doing the job. I thought about getting the Crank Brothers Doubleshot but I didn't like the higher price or the comments regarding cleat engagement. I thought having only 4 pins on these pedals would be an issue but they have been have holding my Take 5 shoes surprisingly well. They were a lot lighter than I expected and looked a lot cooler, too. I'll raise my rating to 5 stars once I get a lot more miles on them and know they last.

I love these pedals. I originally had simple metal pedals on my bike, but wanted to transition to a clipless setup for more power. The only drawback I saw with most clipless pedals is that you ONLY have a cleated side for riding shoes. This wasn't going to work for me, I ride my bike for long commutes to get to work, but also take it to the grocery store a half mile away, Im not clipping in for that.Clip in for the long rides, where your sneakers, and flip the pedals over for the short ones. Awesome pedals.

I bought these pedals for my commuter bike, and they definitely do a great job. Works great for SPDs or regular shoes, depending on what you're wearing. Only complaint is they don't really spin freely, so it can be difficult to get them to align to the side that you want. Still, I'd recommend these to anyone that needs a versatile pedal.

Great Quality, more than i expected, versatile I can use my Shimano MTB spd shoes or any casual shoes and this pedal will grip. Great for any bikes from road, commuter, single speed, hybrid, e bike, enduro/freeride/MTB. You have the best of both worlds. It is adjustable spd tension.Great looking pedals made withchromoly spindle, 6061 Aluminum body 4 pin platform (low profile) Sealed Bearings and bushings

These are ok, but I think it's worth spending just a bit more and getting the Shimano PD-EH500. I thought these were going to be bigger. The Shimanos have replaceable allen bolts and grip better on the flat side than these. And lastly, I don't think the bearings in these are very good. Mine started squeaking very quickly. I've since bought two pair of the Shimanos, and love them. Don't think I'll be getting any more of these.

Clipless pedals that can also be ridden flat. I love it on my xc bike. clip in for the road, flip them for the trail. the 4 setscrews that are used for shoe grip hold your shoe fairly well. buy a couple spare setscrews as they do fall out. But I am quite pleased with these.