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Question: is this an extra wide pedal? and big is it?
Document: These pedals have been on the bike ( specialized stumpjumper) for about 50 or 60 miles of Midwestern trail riding. Needless to say they've seen some rocks and roots and held up. I'm not a really aggressive rider, but I'm not a cross country leg shaver either. For wide platform pedals under $30 I'm not sure you're gonna find a better deal.
Pedal is great. I expect it to hold up really well. It also has very good traction. Just be careful of the little spikes, they hurt shins.
Love these platforms...affordable and "bulletproof". Banged this pedal on rocks when traversing rock gardens and the pins held. Not the lightest platform out there but definitely one of the "toughest".
A good pedal for the money. Feet stay planted, haven't had foot slip off them yet. Bearings feel pretty smooth for being loose ball bearing.
Great pedal for the price. You will not slip off these pedals on any type of trail/downhill run. They do have teeth, and will bite if you find a way to slip off. Shin protection is a good option with these.
This pedal is low priced but very durable and VERYgrippy. I ride in the mud and much of the Pacific NWof the US and this is grippy enough to stick me to most any type of sole I choose to use. Why go loose ball bearing? They're easy to work on and adjust. There simply isn't a better deal out there for an MTB pedal.
I think the Redlines are a very good pedal at this price point. I am using them on an all-around bike. They are grippy and have a large platform. Two notes:The pedals came with reflectors mounted, which are not shown in the image. I consider this a plus, but they can be easily removed if it's too Freddy for you.The bearings were crunchy-tight right out of the box. The pedals could not spin freely.
They are pedals...They work as expected. No complaints. Just be careful when making sudden stops mountain biking. The pins will tear up your shins. They hold the shoes reasonable well, and spin pretty well considering they are loose bearings.
These pedals look and feel great, they give plenty of space for your foot without being too thick. The little spikes stick to my shoes great and help a bunch in climbing
These are lightweight, feel solid, and look great. Be careful if you roll up your pants or wear shorts. I have cut myself a few times. I ride 25-30 miles every week and hhave zero issues with these. Great product!
Answer: yes