TIME Unisex's Link Hybrid Pedal, Black, One Size

So happy to have an option to clip in or not. This makes it much easier to hop on the bike for shorter trips when I don't want to bring a change of shoes, or need to walk around in my bike cleats.One weird thing to note: these are taken on/off with an allen wrench instead of a petal wrench. Not sure why they did it that way, but just be aware so you have the right tools ready to go.

I love my Time Atacs. I switched to flat pedals on one of my bikes so I could use it with street shoes. But I missed being able to clip in when I wanted. These give me the best of both worlds. The pedal flips if you don't clip in, so it's really easy to clip in with the right side. If anything, I wish the flat side had some pegs for a bit more structure.

I'm really not a fan of these, but I love the Time Atac system and wanted a hybrid pedal on my e-bike, and this is the only option. My main complaint with these pedals is that there is no tension adjustment like you would normally find on a clip-in pedal, and the springs are very stiff. It seems that Time's solution to this is to supply "easy release" cleats with these pedals. However, I also have Time Atac pedals on my gravel and mountain bikes where I do more serious riding and certainly don't want to use easy release cleats. These are very difficult for me to unclip from with the standard Time Atac cleats, and I have almost fallen over when I've been barely able to unclip in time. Stiff springs + easy release is not a solution I want and I really hope Time reconsiders this "solution" in the future, or some other brand offers an alternative hybrid pedal compatible with Time Atacs. But for now I'm stuck with these.

Perfect solution to a spin bike that has on rider that "clips-in" and one that doesn't 😀

A bit cheap feeling but I love Time atac pedals. All my other bikes have Time pedals so I have the cleats installed on my shoes. These seemed like a good way of being able to just wear street shoes if I felt like it. they work but my doc martens slip off them. The knurled surface is grippy ONLY if you wear shoes with very soft soles like vans or suchlike. I stopped using them within a month.

These are quite light and work well with or without cleats. I have them on 3 bikes.

Great pedals for commuting

I got a good deal on these as they were old stock at the shop but unfortunately no deal could be good enough to convince me to continue to use them.The platform side is very narrow which makes my outer 2 toes hang over the edge. The platform is about as grippy as it is wide. My flat-bottom five ten shoes slide around with much more ease than I would like. Going offroad at all, or even over especially rough streets, sometimes shakes my foot clean off the platform. On standard mtb pedals with pins the shoes stick very nicely, but on these dinky plastic textured platforms they're all over the place. Less stiff sneakers may be a different story, but with softer soles the narrowness of the platform becomes too glaring to ride comfortably, at least with as much pressure as I tend to apply.The cleat side is... new to me, so I can't say too much. I'm used to SPD-SL so I'm still figuring out exactly where to step to get into these consistently, the technique for clipping in is very different from the system I'm familiar with. They are at least very easy to unclip from compared to SPD-SL. I only got to do one test ride with the clipless side because one of the springs is slightly loose in the plastic frame of the pedal such that when I pull up on the back of the pedal stroke it clicks, I can feel it move a little and it's audible as well. This alone makes the particular pair that I now posses unusable to me but I imagine this is more of a QC issue. Even if there were no defect in the clicking pedal, I'm pretty sure I would not continue to run these. I have access to a pair of vintage 1st or 2nd generation original ATAC pedals (the ones that are rounded and bulky looking), going to try those and see if I can appreciate the more time-tested and sworn-by design. Lots of people swear by this cleat interface, I really want to see the light but if I don't get comfortable clipping in after a couple of weeks then it'll be on to trying SPD or crank bros.Slight aside, but the "easy" 10 degree cleats that these come with are way too easy to pop out of for anything more serious than gentle commuting. I was hoping to use these on a fixie but there's no way my lifting foot will stay clipped in for skids etc, I can just tell. Under heavy load it takes barely any rotation to come unclipped. Wish I could trade them in for some of the 13/17 degree "standard" cleats :(

L etanchéité est quasi nul donc apres une semaine de roulage les pedalent craquent.J avais deja acheté ces pedales il y a 1 an et j avais eu le meme probleme au bout de quelques mois.Je pensais que c etait lié a une chute mais pas du tout.Passez votre chemin.

I love having a clip in and regular flat pedal in one. Couldn't find any neat looking adaptors for TIme Atac pedals so this fits the bill. Doesn't look as sturdy as my 20yr old Time A TAX but still good quality. Clip in is fine for me...only a teeny bit more of a faff than regular time atac pedals. Great for your knees as you have a little bit of lateral movement once clicked in, which I really like.

3か月ほど使用しました。左側の回転はスムーズですが、右側はちょっと渋いです。個体差かもしれません。足を乗せてない時は、ばねが巻いてる側を下にして縦になります。慣れればクリート装着ミスる事はないです。フラット側は踏みやすいです。ATACイージークリートは慣れると非常に使いやすい。外したい時に外れるし、外れては困るシーンでは外れた事はないです。メンテ性は非常に悪いかもしれません。専用工具がないとベアリングにアクセスできません。現物は写真ほど安っぽく見えないと思います。2023/7/16追記4年間毎日乗っていますが機能的には快調です。特に緩みや削れなどはありません。ベアリングも半年くらいしたらアタリがついてきて、今ではフリーの時は決まった角度で止まります。ただ、反射板は横から差し込んであるだけの構造のようで、いつの間にか脱落してしまい紛失しています。

Pédales pas pratique. Achat réalisé pour une utilisation rando VTT et loisir, ne remplit aucune des conditions !En rando une fois les pédales pleines de boue impossible de les cliper car la parti clip et toujours dessous dû au poids de la boue et donc le côté loisir est trop glissant !Mauvaise adhérence du côté loisir, un petit de pluie et vous glisser avec vos baskets ( basket runing pourtant).Commercialiser ce genre de produit révèle de l'amateurisme dans le VTT pour une marque comme Time.......