BUCKLOSSPD Pedals PD-M680 Mountain Bike Clip in SPD Flat Combo Dual Sided Pedals - Road Bike MTB Clipless Sealed Bearing Bicycle Clips Pedal Compatible with Shimano SPD Cleats (Black…

These are really nice looking. A little difficult to flip but works great.

I used these to replace the stock pedals on my Biktrix Juggernaut. The teeth on the regular side are nice and sharp and keep your feet in place. The SPD clips work great and adjust easily.

I bought these pedals as an upgrade for an 80's vintage Raleigh Technium sport/touring bike. The ability to wear street shoes for shorter around town hops and still clip in with SPD hikers for longer rides sold me on the hybrid pedal concept and these Bucklos fit the bill with solid reviews and a good price.The pedals themselves arrived in nice packaging and had a beautiful red annodized finish. The bearings spin smoothly and the spindle is stout, well machined, and very smoothly finished- so far so good. They were very easy to install with precise threading, a bit of anti-seize, and a 6mm hex key.My only disappointment with these pedals so far lies in the wear they exhibit after only a dozen or so cycles of clipping in and out during the process of cleat placement and spring tensioning. The alloy used in the body of the pedals seems very soft to me and I was shocked to see how chewed up they got in such a short amount of time. Admittedly, I'm new to the world of SPD pedals and wasn't the smoothest clipping in and out the first few times. Maybe it's just a simple matter of steel SPD cleat vs. aluminum pedal body...That said, I'm coming from 20+ year old Nashbar Look pedals that, aside from some paint wear, don't display any gouges, but Look cleats are plastic. Even the nearly 40 year old alloy SR quill pedals that came on the Technium seem more ding resistant. Maybe that's just the nature of the beast with SPD pedals and cleats, but I was unpleasantly surprised at the apparent ease with which the pedals became marred.

I put these on my spin bike so I could try my first clipless pedals and shoes, and so far I like them. I got some shoes and have been getting used to clipping in and out. It has seemed to help my knees and help me feel more secure on the bike especially when out of the saddle.I've also used the other side with regular street shoes or even my Oofos slides when I'm just going easy. I may try changing out the pins for something a little shorter, but they work great. I don't know if I will ever get to the point of clipping in on my outdoor bike, but inside I'm happy with these so far :-)

Recently switched from the delta "Look" style cleats after 30 years. I actually had the same pedals that I was using for close to 30 years, so this was a big change for me. Sold my Specialized Roubaix SL-4 road bike and went to a more upright "fitness" style bike but still wanted to be clipped in. I feel weird riding a bike without being clipped in. Love the look and the quality of the product. Having the option to ride clipped in or not is a big plus.Love them, highly recommended.

Now I can ride w cycling shoes or if I'm doing a short trip to shop, etc I can just but some flip flops or sneakers on and I'm on my way. Easy to put on your bike too.

I like those a lot , they clip on very well , they feel solid and good quality.

The bright blue really stands out against my orange trike. The small pegs really grip the bottom of shoes quite snugly, which I really like for those times in which I'm not wearing my cycling shoes. The clips hold my feet in place and are easy to step into and out of. Plenty wide for those times when I'm triking around in ordinary shoes. A good price and the quality is very nice.