Rock BROS Mountain Bike Pedals Nylon Composite Bearing 9/16" MTB Bicycle Pedals with Wide Flat Platform

I was afraid these pedals would be too big to get used to but after I actually received them I liked the design so I installed them and went for a 14 mile trail ride. I brought my old pedals just in case. But I loved them from the first time I put my feet on them (size 50 Giro flat MTB shoes). The pedals give a great platform for my big feet and I never felt they were too big. They are just right and the pins give great traction. It just took a little getting used to but after a mile or so I was able to land in a good spot on each pedal and "wiggle" my shoes to just the right spot thanks to the concave nature of the pedals. If you are not in the exact right spot on the pedal you can still pedal effectively if you get caught on a climb. I like the composite material much better than aluminum because it makes pedal bites less painful. Highly recommend!!

Awesome. Have tried several brands the past few weeks but keeping these. Has the biggest platform and the composite feels better than the aluminum.

I purchased these pedals as I had ankle surgery and my bad ankle tends to twist outward. This would result in my foot working it's way off the pedal. I was mainly looking for something larger and these pedals fit the bill. They also look great and match my bike perfectly.They are comfortable to use and are not slippery in the slightest. My foot locks in securely with the spikes. The threads were flawless and installation was a snap once I got the original pedals off. Upon riding, they perform exactly as I need them to.The one caveat I will say is that people need to be VERY aware of the spikes. If you hit the pedal with your shin, you are sure to come out of it bleeding from how sharp they are.

alright, so first of all, I got these as temporary pedals after I shattered the spindle on my Stamps. they're fake OneUp composites, but for the price, they work. for the first 2 months.3 months in (yes, it took me that long to get around to getting new pedals) and one of the spindles is starting to click. the spindles literally went bone dry after 2 months, but it's easy enough to service these. just get a big glob of grease on the spindle and shove it back in.the grip is decent, I mean, they're literally just fake OneUp composites.4/5, spindles need more grease from the factory, but dude for $25 i'd totally use these.

I have had two sets of these pedals. I have ridden them hard and long. They have been abused with many strikes. I have not serviced them and they last amazing. They preform well and I really like the bigger size but still light weight. They are as good or better than most pedals that cost 6 x more!!!

UPDATE #2: It is 2025 now. I have progressed to 25 foot jumps, 6' drops, and ride hard at downhill bike parks. I eventually upgraded to genuine OneUp pedals because I don't want to die from a knockoff breaking (see one of the reviews from the 300lb rider who did jumps and drops and it broke.) After about two years, the Rockbros bearing in the right side starting to wear out and feel rougher, but again, I rode it hard and probably got it wet without cleaning and regreasing it.CONCLUSION: Like the OneUp's, they have a large platform that feel comfortable and pins that grip well. If your wheels never leave the ground, I continue to endorse these as great pedals at a great price!//UPDATE #1: One year later and it has held up well. I have since upgraded to flat pedal shoes to go with these pedals and it's a game-changer. I have progressed from being a beginner to riding aggressive trails and jumps (8-16ft tables and gaps), and just rode a downhill bike park. I ride almost every week and covered 800+ miles of trails. The OneUp's are definitely designed better, have higher quality components, and better quality control, but these are impressive for the price. Now that I know I am a serious MTB'er I will invest in a name brand next, but these have served their purpose well. I have a second pair on an old backup, cross country bike. I believe they will be fine for light riding.CONCLUSION: great, low cost pedal to try out. know the risks of buying an off brand at this price point. check the quality carefully, install it properly, and hope for the best but don't expect it to perform like pedals that are 2-5x the cost. aggressive/advanced riders should not take the risk, otherwise, go for it!//Experience: Two months of MTB trails on hardtail and full suspension.Other products used: none, just factory pedals.Initial impression: feels solidly built. immediate and noticeable improvement in pedal feel riding around block. feet feel much more comfortable (size 10 US). haven't ridden trails yet.Concerns: pins feels sharp and will inevitably gouge legs someday (file them down?). wider platform may hit obstacles easier. both of these are necessary trade-offs I suppose.Final verdict: at a very affordable price, this is a great upgrade for beginners. would consider upgrading all our non-trail bikes with these if I can smooth out the sharp pins.

I have not yet ridden with the pedals, but the bearings and overall product seems well made.

I got these to upgrade from the stock composite pedals that came with my bicycle. They make a big difference. The small screws provide a lot of grip. My feet really stick to the pedals like magnets. I do not worry about my feet slipping if the pedals get wet.