ROCKBROS MTB Pedals Mountain Bike Pedals Lightweight Nylon Fiber Bicycle Platform Pedals for BMX MTB 9/16"

I think these are copies of another pedal that is exactly the same; but these are fine pedals. The pins provide great traction (in fact, they "lock into" the soles of my shoes quite well". The pins are replaceable with M3x10mm cap head screws. The spindles are true. I've got 2.5 years on my first pair and I'm very happy with them.

Very well assembled. Quality not a cheap pair. Solid

These replaced my worn out Chesters . Every rider should have some composite flats like these to compliment clipless pedals . My initial thoughts are very positive given the affordable price point. Bike components have gotten outrageous. On the positive side, build quality is good, the chromium spindles are well forged. The bearings have been set and greased well. The pedals rotated smoothly with consistent grease drag on initial installation. Both pedals had equal drag with no apparent jams or air bubbles which can be common on new pedals. I weighed them at 373 g -- very close to the 365 g spec which is about nominal for composite pedals. 350 is good, 450 is heavy and 550 would be a joke. I was impressed that the vendor shipped spare traction pins . Also the installed pins are well coated. In my case I may remove the pins to avoid damage to my shoes. I'm really impressed at the pin quality and spare pin inclusion. On the downside the packaging isn't great and that's acceptable. The CR-R / CR-L spindle stamping is sloppy and will collect dirt / mud -- i would have preferred a removable sticker to keep the design clean. Overall initial review is very good. I'm mostly impressed by the build quality and the smooth rotation. Many budget pedals will have either grinding bearings or grease friction making rotation rough. Great work RockBros and thanks. I'll update after a few rides.

After almost 1 year and 3,400 miles on my MTB (all street riding): These pedals stopped my running shoes from slipping around as much as they did on my original cheapo quill-type MTB pedals on my Specialized MTB. When new, the bearings were smooth and had some very slight drag when spinning the pedals by hand, but that was to be expected with precise-fitting new bearings. Now, 3,400 miles later, the left pedal still feels like new (slight drag), but the right pedal is a little looser and I can hear an intermittent click if I spin the pedal fast by hand. I never hear any noises while pedaling though. I'll have to watch the right-side pedal to make sure it doesn't loosen up on the spindle. After 3,400 miles maybe the right pedal bearings are wearing some? CONS: 1) The pedal surfaces don't appear to be completely flat - there are slight bulges on the pedal surfaces at the inside and outside on top of the pedal spindles and some small indentations in the nylon perimeters of the pedals, so some areas are thicker than others. So the gripper studs don't all protrude the same amount around the pedal surface (see side view of the pedal surface in the ad pics). Result - probably less grip than if they just made the pedal surface 100% flat like some other pedals, or installed longer pins. 2) Pedals could be wider.... as it is, the outer edges of the soles of my size 10.5 Asics running shoes extend maybe 3/4 of an inch off the outer edge of the pedal surfaces and I can sort of feel that through my running shoes when pedaling hard while standing up. I tried sliding my feet farther in on the pedals, but then the inside edges of the soles of the shoes hit the crankarms.

Well made and sneakers do not slip, would recommend. Much less expensive than store brands

I purchased the RockBros Lightweight Mountain Bike Pedals for my eMTB, and I must say, they exceeded my expectations! These pedals are fantastic and offer an unbeatable combination of performance, comfort, and durability. I have riden with them for over a year and I am back to buy another pair for another bike! These are very lightweight and offer a great combination of nylon with metal cleats. The nylon slides much better on rocks when mountain biking and the metal cleats don't break and hold incredible. Another remarkable feature is the smooth and reliable bearing system. The pedals spin effortlessly, which not only makes my rides smoother but also adds to the longevity of the pedals themselves. They still perform incredible over a year later! What really impressed me was the affordability of these pedals without compromising on quality. They feel just as good as some of the more expensive brands I've tried in the past.

Well I used these for about 6 months when the right pedal just fell off while I was cycling. The pedal came off of the shaft leaving just a greasy bar. I brought it into the bike shop and they said it was just fine, just needed tightened on better. It was probably loose from the factory they said. Otherwise I really like these pedals. My feet never slip off due to the pointed little spikes on the pedals. That being said, be very careful when you try to spin the pedals with your hand like when you want to oil your chain. I would use gloves because those petals are quite sharp

I've seen this brand before but was hesitant due to the price seemingly very low but I was honestly surprised and glad I tried it out to replace my Stamp 1 pedals that the pins were corroded and worn out; so much so that I couldn't get some of the screws out without stripping it so it was time for new. Stamp 1 needs to take note... The Rockbros pedals are hair smaller, but not by much. The weight and overall feeling of the pedals on my 60 lbs e-bike is very grippy and I did a 20-mile ride with no issues. I usually stand on my bike a lot with my 230 lb frame. I still prefer the 14mm wrench to install or take off the pedal as it's easier to take them off when needed especially. The bearings are okay for the price and work as should. People may scoff at Nylon but unless you're doing some serious grinding against the pedals or weigh a bit bodyweight-wise, these are perfectly fine for most riders.