Black/Dazzle Mountain Bike Pedals, 3 Sealed Bearings Aluminum Alloy MTB Pedals with 20 Anti-Skid Pins CNC Bicycle Flat Pedals, 9/16" Lightweight Platform for Road Mountain BMX Bike

These seem like good quality pedals. They spin freely on ball bearings. Threaded into the crank arms perfectly. Little girl loves the colors!

These are wider by half an inch than the old stock pedals they feel great on the feet on a 5 Mile bike ride and they look good.

Been through many pedals but these by far have amazing bearings in them and for the price you literally can't beat it

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These are a great set of quick on pedals for a trip to the store or ride with plain shoes if you clip in. I am using these as a back up set for a bike I take the clipless pedals off of if I want to go to the store or a friends house.The bearings spin very well and for not having screw type pins they do a good job making you feel secure to the pedal. They don’t bite but there is grip. The look great and are pretty light weight for a full size pedal. These won’t see too much off-road use as a mountain pedal but seem sealed well for wet riding like I described before. For my use these will last a very long time with little maintenance.

Meteorolite Black/Dazzle Mountain Bike PedalsAfter three rides on these pedals, I can say that I really like them. The ones I ordered are the Meteorolite Black with three sealed bearings.The pedals provide plenty of area for the feet, especially in the width, which I like, and the anti-slip pins provide a firm grip, and kept my feet from slipping in a variety of cross-country riding conditions and orientations; up and down hills, sand, hard-packed, rocky, pavement, etc. I know the pins aren’t replaceable, but I doubt they’re going to wear out any sooner than the pedal itself does; they’re pretty stout. Besides, they’re fine for me.I didn’t save any weight as the Meterorolites weigh exactly the same as the pedals I replaced; the weight asserted by the seller is right on the money, 205gr per pedal. But the bearings in these are smooth as silk and a nice upgrade from my old pedals, that ratcheted around their axis. Every saving in effort is a bonus when you’re pedaling uphill. The bearings are impressive for the price range of these pedals.These were easy to install and they come supplied with the 6mm hex key needed to do so. Be sure to pay attention to the left/right orientation when installing them; each pedal is engraved with its correct side. The Meterorolite pedals also have a clean, attractive look on the bike, in my opinion.When doing reviews, I don’t make comparisons; I judge a product on its own merits and whether its reality aligns with the seller’s claims. It’s my contention that if a product doesn’t suit your needs, find another that does. On that basis, and taking into consideration the cost of these pedals, notwithstanding the unknown variable of durability, I have no reason to give them anything but 5-stars.

I put these pedals on a hybrid casual ride bike. The platform is nice and big and can accommodate shoes for a yeti. I got the 3 sealed bearing version and they seem reasonably smooth - not the smoothest in the world but after 5-6 rides the stiffness in them has gone and they rotate freely. It looks like from factory the bearings are over compressed into its shell. They free up after some distance.These weight a solid 400~ grams for the pair so they aren't going to win any weight weeny contest. Also, the studs are solid, non replaceable nubs on platforms. If they wear out, they wear out. No replacing them. This is probably a non-issue because the metal seems rather sturdy. I don't think anyone is going to wear those studs out quickly enough to question the price.

I wanted to replace my 2 year old Raceface Pedals that took a beating. I was pleasantly surprised at how lightweight these are. The Anti-skid pins hold my feet in place great, even on really bumpy sections. I like that these pedals have 10 pins on each side which is more than the Raceface, which only have 8 pins on each side. I haven’t had any pedal strikes yet but curious as to how well they hold up when striking rocks.The bearings are solid and I feel like I get a good pedal stroke from these. I also like the look of these pedals. They look great on my bike. The only complaint that I have with these is on the molding. It looks like the molding is slightly clumping in a couple of sections. This is only cosmetic but details matter if you want to compete with the larger name brands.Overall I like the pedals and would be a good budget alternative.