This is a great casual pedal. It's easy to get on and off the bike. It has a nice wide platform and nice pins so it's easy to stay on. The pins are also replaceable so you can get more life out of them.

Value with very little negatives compared to more expensive aluminum pedals.

Durable construction will keep you clipped in while riding. Very easy to install. All of this with a clipless pedal that doesn't break the bank make this a top choice for an option that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

The aluminum Stamp 2 has great grip and it's also well-priced for an aluminum pedal .Wide platform and replaceable pins keep these running for a long time.

Constructed from die-cast aluminum, the pedal body should last a lifetime. Inside is a forged chromoly steel axle and a combination of sealed bearings and IGUS bushings, meaning this pedal is completely serviceable.

Any type of riding or terrain, they provide much better grip than any stock pedals. One up also sells a rebuild kit for the internals and the pins are replaceable.

Dual sided entry is fairly easy to use and has an adjustable spring for the tension. Cleats can be found anywhere at a reasonable cost.

Forward momentum and outfitting your new bike with durable accessories, also available in other colors. Simple, two-sided, composite pedal with traction nubs to keep your foot in place.

Anyone looking for an entry level flat pedal that won't break the bank. It's cheap, durable, has pins that are grippy but won't chew your shins up to much, and they come in a ton of color options.

A heavy-duty pedal but low profile, with great traction when combined with sticky shoes. Longer lasting material than the plastic variations and excellent foot placement for trail riding, dirt jumping, and bmx.