Funn Taipan Glass Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Bike Pedals with 9/16-inch CrMo Axles and Shin-Friendly Pins for MTB/BMX/Urban/Gravel Riding

These are a good choice for a value pedal. They are composite with steel pins. Easy to install and seem pretty durable. The pins are short enough that you won’t hurt yourself too badly if you miss a landing while pedaling, but grip is still pretty good. I’d say these are intended for those looking for a good value set of pedals, or maybe someone new to high grip flats in order to gain some comfort while descending.

These are lightweight and very easy to install. I love the little pegs that help grip your shoes. I got the red, and let me tell you they make the bike really pop! They are the perfect size and make me feel more comfortable knowing my shoes are less likely to slip off. They were packaged well, and they came with a small metric key for removing the pegs, if you wanted to remove some. I like all the little pegs, so I'm not touching mine. The hardest part was removing the stock pedals. Make sure you look at the pedals too! One is Right and the other Left. At least one of the pedals (or maybe both) have little letters on them indicating Right from Left. I love these pedals. I highly recommend them!

These are sweet pedals. It is really shocking how nice the packaging was, not to mention the pedals themselves. I was expecting something closer to what you get on an entry level bike, but the nylon here is tough, really tough and really thick. The bearings are smooth and the install was easy with an Allen key.I have zero complaints about the product - it's super functional and great looking. They will certainly take a beating.Here is the rub, the Race Face Chester pedal is a bit larger, has a large company behind it and a 4 year proven track record. It is currently $10 cheaper. You would really have to like the Y design of this over the Race Face to justify this purchase.Fantastic product, but if I had to choose one with current pricing I would go for the OG Chester pedal. At the regular $60, It would be hard to justify the extra 15 bucks.

These pike pedals are super grippy. You will never have to worry about your feet slipping off the pedals with these wide pedals with tiny spikes. The spikes fit your shoes like little track cleats allowing you to maintain a solid grip on the pedals to gain speed and momentum. The pedals are made of a solid thermoplastic material that withstands the test of time. They are easy to install once you figure out how to get the old pedals off your bike. They also come with a small hex tool which can be used to remove and replace any broken spikes. The pedals really make my bmx bike pop.

I love these pedals! They went on very easy and feel great under foot. I have used them for almost 100 miles now. I highly recommend over the metal screw pedals. I did clip my leg on them a few times and it didn't feel great but it didn't draw blood. The look and finish is great as well. I picked black for this bike but I think I may pick up another set in one of the other choices still. This is a really easy recommendation. They are made solid for sure.

The pedals that came with my new mountain bike did not spin smoothly. I ordered these pedals and they certainly spin smoothly although there is some slight friction due to the DU bushings so they don't spin freely. They are larger that the original pedals they replaced. Overall I'm very happy with them.

I don't love these pedals as much as I hoped I would. I have another set of Funn pedals (B0CDPWP8B6; Python alloy) that I love but I do get tired of scraping my shins on the sharp pins. I ordered these because the idea of rounded pins sounded appealing. Unfortunately, the pedals aren't completely flat. I've only had these on my bike for a few days and so have only used them for a few short errands. Maybe I'll get used to them? But so far, my feet miss the flat alloy pedals.For context, I put these on my Tern HSD cargo ebike. I'm a utility cyclist; my bike is my main form of transportation. I ride year-round either in sneakers (spring, summer, fall) or hiking boots (winter). I don't ride in clips; I love the way the pins on the Funn pedals give me almost as much of a 360 stroke as clips do. And I love how well my shoe grips the pedals no matter the weather I'm riding in. But I'm tired of my shin (for some reason it's always the left one) constantly sporting scabs and/or open scrapes from the pins. I might have thought it made me look tough when I was a teen but it's not a great look for a 60yo woman.Overall, these pedals are disappointing. They're just not very comfortable under my feet. YMMV but I wouldn't order them again.

These are pretty good pedals. They have good grip and a nice trim shape that seems to deflect off obstacles nicely. Be rounded off grip pins are nice for The shins if your foot ever slips. It perform well and they're pretty versatile. I feel they could be a little cheaper though considering I can get a pair of Crank brother stamp 1 v2 pedals for just five more dollars. If they were $40 I would find them to be a good value.