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| Pros | These pedels are like butter. Great Shimano product and a price you can't beat. | | Cons | None. | | Verdict | Unless you are a complete racer, I would recommend these to anyone who wants a tough pedel that will always work. | | Recommended for: Value seekers |
| Pros | As most stated, cheap, easy to use, great for beginners. | | Cons | None | | Verdict | I did a lot of reading before getting my first set of clipless, and these by far got the best reviews on most mtb sites. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Shimano quality | | Cons | Could be a little better in a mud situation, although light years ahead of the old 747`s I started out with. | | Verdict | This pedal is a workhorse, you don`t get the "bling" factor with them, but who cares. | | Recommended for: Value seekers |
| Pros | Affordable, durable, easy in and out | | Cons | heavy | | Verdict | I would recommend these pedals to anyone who is learning the clipless way. When they are set to their minimum setting exiting the pedal is a breeze. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Excellent starters for first time clipless riders. Super easy release (I needed that!!)
Great price!! | | Cons | A bit heavy |
| Cons | None | | Verdict | Really nice pedals. I would recommend them to everyone. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Great price; easy to clip/un-clip; easy to tight/untight | | Cons | a little bit on the heavy side | | Verdict | first time going clipless. It should be against the law to ride a MTB without clipping. Loved the experience. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Cheap, easy adjustment, tension control, tough | | Cons | None | | Verdict | These were the first set of clipless pedals I'd bought and I love them. They are easy to get in and out of and they stay clean very well. Great for first time clipless users. One of the best upgrades to my bike so far! I recommend them to anyone who's looking to go clipless. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Price, ease of use, works as designed, reliable, bullet-proof | | Cons | They look low-end | | Verdict | The were the second set of SPD pedals I bought, and now they are on their 3rd bike. They are durable, reliable, and adjustable. They shed mud well and are easy to clean. I've never had a clip-in or -out problem with these pedals. The perfect pedal for beginners or experienced riders on a budget. The SPD design is still one of the best and simplest to use. | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | It's a no-frills pedal that performs as advertised. The adjustments were easy to make for the right hold. The price was right too. | | Cons | I wasn't able to comfortably ride to the local trail without clipping in. | | Verdict | THis is a great pedal if you want to give a clipless pedal a try. They are durable and easily adjustable. They will not break the bank for the first set either. I know it's a biking
feaux pas to not like clipless pedals, but I don't. | | Recommended for: Value seekers |
| Pros | affordable, ease of use | | Cons | n/a | | Verdict | good basic no frills pedals. slim enough design to be used on a road bike. robust entry level pedal, can bang it up on the trails without worrying about how much you spent on them. | | Recommended for: First-time buyers |
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