SEQI Bike Pedals with Clips and Straps, for Spin Bike, Exercise Bike and Outdoor Bicycles, 9/16-Inch Spindle Resin/Alloy Bicycle Pedals, Multi-Purpose Pedals

These units come at a low price and you get what you pay for. In use I found it hard to find the in clip position as the toe clip plastic is not rigid enough to stay in the open position to get your foot back in. That said there were no problems once back in position. Steel clips are better. Bearings a bit stiff but loosened up in use.

One clip came flying off at 30mph out the saddle which was an interesting experience I'd rather not repeat, but swapped the bolts with something a little more secure and no issues since. Would have been 4 starts without the issues. Luckily I had bolts that fit the bill And didn't come flying off.

Used to add to my Peloton bike - worked very well, only issue is the straps sometimes won't tighten but rather shuffle around. But all in all good purchase.

Replacement pedals for my road bike. Good fit around the foot. The cage is a bit longer than the originals so at times when I turn the handle bars too far I will hit my foot if my foot is parallel to the Cross bar.

The attachment on the peddles is too big to screw onto the bike. Useless

Used to replace a damaged pedal on an old Schwinn exercise bike but replaced the pair for obvious reasons. Easy to fit with a standard ring spanner and appears well made.

The nuts of one of the clips came off after barely 30km and left it hanging. The other pedal followed suit the next day. I got new nuts to fix them, but due to the design I cannot tighten them, as the screw just turns with the nut and there is no way to hold it in place.Had to buy a new set of different pedals

Unfortunately the left peddle when fitted worked loose, the when tightened tore its thread and now doesn't tighten at all, so obviously not happy with that.The peddles themselves are small but should be robust enough for normal use. I still have the right hand peddle on the bike, it functions as it should.