These were great for my sister, and they were at a really great price. They are designed to get your foot in the right spot, where the ball of your feet are the focus point when pedaling. Just a note, any toe clip pedal will hang upside down, where you will need to flip it to get your foot in.

Pretty good pedals especially for the price. Great for an extra bike for a friend or for beginners.

I got these pedals for my first rode bike (Tommaso Tiempo) and I don't like them at all. They hang forward and make it very difficult to get your feet in while riding. Trying to flip them over and get your feet in while riding is very hard, and hazardous. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone, but if you're short on cash, be prepared for some difficulty. I would suggest that you pay a little more for the VP R70 clipless road bike pedals or the Shimano R-540 road bike pedals. You definitely get what you pay for with the VP 399T pedals.

They look good and do their job. However, like others have said they are kind of hard to ride on in traffic.

the pedals are good for the price.

these pedals are good for the money! you cant complain too much, you get what you paid for.
i didnt like the straps so i took them off and left the cage on. but they made the pedals hang upside down (as suspected)... so later on i took the cage off and all i have left are the bare pedals, and they still hang forward. but all in all these pedals are working just fine i cant ask for too much since i only paid $10.00 for it... they serve their purpose.

These seem to be alright. My only problem with them is that they are weighted weird so they always flip upside down making them scratch against the ground while walking my bike, and it also makes it pretty difficult to get my feet in them. Other than that, they get the job done fine.

they are sturdy but i find myself using them upside down for convience

They do the job, but not the easiest to get on and off.

True, the price is great, especially with toe clips and straps included.

But the downsides may make these not a good choice for most uses.
-- Narrow pedal width = no good with other-than-stiff-soled bike shoes (regular shoes -- forget it!)
-- Difficult entry/exit = bad choice for riding in traffic
-- Clips don't come in different sizes, yet one size does NOT fit all with toe clips. If you're a size 12 or 13M shoe, you need much bigger clips than a size 6L (or your foot will be in wrong position -- bad)
-- Reflector on bottom of pedal was smashed off within 2 days of light riding (positioned in vulnerable location + difficult to get foot in clip)

Only use for these = riding with bike shoes on no-traffic rides ONLY if you have smaller feet. They look good and are lightweight. For any other contemplated uses, PASS.

then get these bad boys. As Knowl stated, they are built pretty tough. They can be annoying if you are running errands with frequent stops, but their usefulness in long trips makes up for that.

You can't beat the price and they're beefier/better made than you might think. We keep them as an emergency pair and for friends w/o cleated cycling shoes too.

These pedals work fine if you're looking for a clip pedal on the cheap. I wouldn't use them if you are racing, etc, but I got them to put on my bike so that anyone could hop on and ride and not have to worry about shoes. This isn't a race pedal, but at the same time it does keep your foot from slipping when you are trying to really crank.

It can be a little difficult to get your feet into these pedals while on the go. If you do a fair amount of stopping and starting, these pedals are not what you're looking for. They're great for distance and high-speed riding, though.

the pedals are ok. going to switch to double straps though.