FOOKER MTB Pedals Mountain Bike Pedals 3 Bearing Non-Slip Lightweight Nylon Fiber Bicycle Platform Pedals for BMX MTB 9/16"

Put these on 3 separate bikes and have had no issues. If you don’t use clipless pedals and want something reasonably priced with good grip and a good platform these are great! Currently use them on an E-bike to haul the kids around.

Sturdy, stylish, and impeccable grip. Recommend to anyone who wants a great product for a great price

Excellent! Ordered these a few weeks back and wanted to get some use before rating. I ride a Dyno 289 inch BMX and so was looking for a good color, but more importantly a quality pedal, I got all the above, they lock onto your feet, but are not bear trap scary if ya slip (I don’t see that happening 😂) Grate pedal and looks awesome on the bike.

Blown away so far. First I want to address one thing I didn't like but over all i like the pedals enough that i didn't want to rate them four instead of five stars.The Con:These pedals come with excellent grip pins (grip wise, but not so excellent threading), I intended to remove them all before use in order to put on blue threadlock to keep them from coming out. Upon loosening the pins I realized most of the pins just spun in place and wouldn't come out. I believe it's due to the very small threads and it looks like some kind of threadlock (blue in color) could have already been applied. The weak threads having to fight through the threadlock seems to have stripped them. But replacement grip pins are cheap and two extras came with my set although they are the same kind with poor threads so I'll be buying nicer ones if I start to loose the origionals.The Pros:These pedals have an amazing platform size, the first time I rode them I couldn't believe how much easier pedaling was on my calves. I was able to pedal harder and longer without having to use anywhere near as much power as I had to use with my generic Wellgo origional pedals. Even my bunny hops feel much more effortless. Your shoes really do grip these pedals very well. I like the Sky Blue color but its darker(greener) than a true sky blue but I could see that before ordering. I don't recommend the needle roller versions if your doing heavy riding as I've seen other people saying they don't hold up well. I got the Sky Blue 3 bearing version and they feel great and were cheaper so it's a win win. Anyways the Sky Blue is more of a blue green or aqua marine kinda color but I really like it.In conclusion the pedals are really nice to ride on, have grip for days, seem to enhance your ability to transfer power to the pedals (over smaller pedal platforms) but could be greatly improved with nicer threading on the grip pins. I will be recommending these as long as they continue to work as well as they do now.

Good for the price, and they look cool with the red anodized collar at the base of the spindle. Kind of small though. These would be perfect for a kid or someone with smaller feet. Could be ok on a commuter bike, too. The size just doesn’t inspire confidence off-road for a man with large feet on a MTB. Attached pic shows them next to a CB Stamp 1 for size comparison.

Replacing the pedals on my MTB has been one of the best investments I've ever made. The originals were made of cheap, heavy, and hard plastic. These pedals are light, solid, and have a smooth, flawless ride. They're easy to install and include the tool, spare screws, and washers. I love them. We'll see how long they last before breaking down, but I hope it's for many years.

Very happy with the pedals for the money. This is the third pair we have put on different mountain bikes and one gravel bike. They have held up to pedal strikes in XC races for the school team. Provide plenty of grip for those who don’t want to be clipped in when riding. The oldest pair is starting the fourth season and still going strong.

I have and have had many sets of different brand pedals for my MTB’s and thought I would give these a try. They are very similar to one of the more expensive brands, (RF) that I have but half the price. So i thought I would give them a try and that was seven months ago and lots of technical trails. They have held up to the test and I cannot tell a difference in functionality and quality of the more expensive brand. They have a funny name, (Fooker) sounds like someone throwing an “F” Bomb with an accent. Nonetheless, I highly recommend.