Race Face Aeffect Bike Pedal

First - there are a few reviews about the traction pins slicing up calves. The traction pins can be removed from some areas that one may be concerned about hitting their calf. Or the traction pins can be "lowered".Next - Installation was super easy to install and uses an Allen wrench vs. a "bike" wrench - first time I've seen this - but it's been awhile since I've had to do a pedal replacement. The look really nice on the Liv MTB I have.Finally - Riding - my shoes absolutely DO NOT SLIP in these - I can almost pull up if I point toes down in the up swing. I like it - it feels more secure than the standard plastic pedals - and while I am comfortable clipping in on a road bike, I don't want to do that with MTB (I'm not at that level!)Overall - solid pedals and highly recommend. If you're concerned about "bite" - adjust or remove the traction pins, just know the result is less traction.

I recently upgraded to these lightweight aluminum peg blue bike pedals, and they have exceeded my expectations. The pedals are incredibly sturdy yet light, reducing the overall weight of my bike and enhancing my riding experience.The vibrant blue color adds a stylish touch to my bike, and the grip is excellent, providing a secure and stable footing even on rough terrain. Installation was straightforward, and the build quality feels premium and durable.Overall, these pedals are a fantastic upgrade for any cyclist looking for a blend of performance, style, and durability. Highly recommended!

These were my first flat pedals coming out of a pair of Shimano clip-less pedals on my mountain bike. Didn't know how the grip was going to be impacted, but hands down wish I had made the switch earlier. I put a second pair of these on my e-bike and another on a hybrid bike. All these do work much better is you also invest in some flat shoes...I use the 5's and work great. Ton's of grip and now that I am getting older, safer to disengage over lipless pedals. I could see the pins really ripping up your shin, calf or whatever if you some sort of freak accident, but just can't see slipping off these pedals. I do ware a size 12 Mens shoe and the only thing I am going to explore is a slightly wider Race Face pedal, but even without the added width I experience zero slippage on these Aeffect pedals.

Work well and great grip. I couldn’t ask for a nicer set of peddles.

Although I haven't yet installed these RACEFACE AEFFECT pedals (bike is on order), I am super impressed by the look and feel and overall quality. I immediately noticed the light weight which is comparable to most of the plastic/nylon pedals out there. The black pins finish the overall aesthetic very nicely. The Shimano GR500 aluminum pedals (heavier than the AEFFECT) I have on my other bike have the usual unfinished/silver pins which just doesn't look as nice on a black pedal. Awesome Amazon price ($65) for these.

Feels well-built. Understated design. Spins well. Not able to comment on long term usage at this time.

Nice petals price was fair

I found a bike pedal that would complement the color combination of my gravel bike. It serves both it’s function and aesthetics. Plus, where it was purchased (Brands Cycle and Fitness in Wantagh, NY) is a reputable bicycle store where they have a wide array of bike products (and known brands) and receptive and accomodating staff.