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MTB Reviews > Pedals > Crank Brothers Mallet C
Description: (from crankbrothers.com)
Large platform, downhill pedals; 540 grams/pair.
Crank Brothers Mallet C Reviews
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5 gear reviews |
| MSRP: $100.00 | Weight: 540 grams |
| Tags: combo | |
| 4 members own this | 1 members want this |
Large platform, downhill pedals; 540 grams/pair.
Reviews
on February 18, 2010
Pros
Easy to get in/get out. Plenty of room for techy stuff unclipped. Rock solid reliable for 2+ years of use.
Cons
Easy to snag on rocks, heavy
Review
I like 'em. I used to ride SPD's, then went to platform, now back to clipless with these CB Mallets. So far I've had 2 years of reliable use.
on January 31, 2009
Pros
The name
Cons
Kept popping out of the clip. maybe it was shoe choice, crank Bros know their stuff
on November 18, 2008
Pros
Great pedals. I needed something that I could use when hunting cause clipless hunting boots are hard to find :).
Cons
I have a hard time getting clipped in some times. Ill rack it up to inexperience for now since these are my first attempt clipless.
Review
I love them and would recommend to any one looking to try clipless.
on April 12, 2007
Pros
They are a nice transition from platform to clipless pedals. Easy to get out when it starts to hit the fan.
Cons
Sometimes it is hard to get the eggbeater to attach to my cleats. It will roll and can take a bit of effort if I don't get in the first try.
Review
Overall, I really like this pedal. This is my first clipless and I like it so far. Having a platform is nice to have during some sections of a ride when I am not comfortable being clipped in. I haven't had any other real problems on the dozen or sos ride I have been on. The eggbeater takes a little getting used to, but I am used to it now. At least it's easy to get out of at a moments notice. I
Pros
the platform is one thing that was appealing to me while looking for a clipless DH pedal. that and the good things id heard about CB led me to purchase
Cons
not to many dislikes until i rode them for a while...
Review
i would not recomend these pedals. reason being, ive nailed them on countless rocks and they have unclipped, a few times sending me to hard crashes. im not usually one whos hard on their pedals, but after 3 rides the axles devoloped play and after 5 or 6 rides needed to be warrentied. same sit. with the new pair, took about 10-15 rides, but i was not satisfied. switched to shimano and had better luck, now im rockin a set of time z's and there amazing. have the big plat llike the mallets, without the riding characteristics.
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