Hapleby Premium Bike Pedals of 9/16 Inch, Professional Mountain and Road Bike Flat Pedal with 2 Sealed Bearings, Wide Paltform and Lightweight of Bicycle Pedals, Come with Pedal Wrench 1PCs

Great light pedals, my Columbia sneakers stick them like glue!

Despite being insanely inexpensive, which was an initial concern, I have enjoyed these pedals and have used them on two different bikes. They weigh almost nothing, they have a small profile while still feeling solid and having an adequately large contact area. The grip nubs, while not removable like some higher priced pedals, hold my feet in place in bumpy and wet conditions just fine, and the bearings will spin forever. The mechanic at my favorite local shop was impressed and thought these were expensive high-end pedals.

Great pedals ! Easy to install. I went to my personal bike expert and he hooked me up. They’re a good sturdy bike pedal. 10/10

I ordered these for my mountain bike. They’re thinner than regular pedals. People had left that as feedback. They seem to work alright, not sure if I will get used to the thin pedal or not. The gaskets for the bearings are popping out and that does bug me as I have attempted to push them back into place several times. This is why I deducted a star.

They do the trick! Feels good on your feet. Definitely wide enough. Light weight.

Like the title, this is a nice set of pedals. They feel good in the hand and grip well on shoes. I bought these to replace the cheap plastic ones that came on my bike. If I could say anything, only hand tighten the bolts. The way that pedals work make it so that they won't unscrew which means that if you overtighten them, they will be difficult to take off later. That and they have bearings in them that don't work as good if the pedal is too tight. The fact that they also come with a wrench is amazing! I didn't have the right tool on me to be able to take off my pedals before. I should say though, the wrench is sort of cheap. If you are trying to take off old pedals like I was, buy a pair of locking pliers as well (if you don't already have them) and a can of wd-40. I had one pedal that was soo stuck on that it ended up rounding the wrench that came with this kit. Luckily I had a mini plier that I used to finish the job after I used a pedal spanner and some wd-40 (with a few hours for the lubricant to work it's magic) to undo the bolt.

Pedals for $10. Decent size, molded spikes, Allen and wrench flats for install. A little smaller than Gewage, with thinner axle. Decent for winter bike or spares.

Not bad for the money, but the bearings are rough and stiff. For a little more money, you can get the CXWXC premium pedals that remind of name brand pedals that sell for far more. The CXWXC pedals have real(vicious)cleats threaded into the bodies, unlike the integral molded bumps on the Haplebys. The CXWXC pedals are slightly wider, and feature well-protected reflectors. You get what you pay for, in this case. The Haplebys will get you by, if you don't mind the drag from the bearings, or you can get an outstanding bargain in the sweet CXWXC pedals with extreme grip on your shoes, even in rain, mud, and snow. The only concern is the real MTB cleats on the CXWXC pedals will gouge your shins if you are clumsy and careless. The cheap Haplebys are better for kids.