These pedals are great for someone on a budget. They are light and look awesome. The design of the pedal allows for easy entry and exit with clips. I'm new to the clipless pedal world and have had no problems adapting. The pedals allow for lots of float which is great for a beginner. Every time I pedal, they feel firm and I know I'm getting all my power to the ground. You must get these.

I do like just about everything about these pedals. They're light and sleek looking. The clunkiness of the cleats took a bit getting used to coming from SPDL.

I do have one issue that I'm wondering might have to do with how I'm using them or if they're a problem with the pedals themselves. I often kick up a good bit of torque from a standstill to get going. At least half of the time the cleat simply slips out of the pedal. This happens with both pedals though it does happen more often with the right. I have no problems once I'm going and pedaling at a constant rate. No slips at all.

After hearing that I had an initial issue with my pedals the guys over at Giantnerd reached out to me and offered to replace my pedals no questions asked. It's great to know that if something goes wrong they stand by the products they sell. Thanks Guys!

These Pedals are light and inexpensive, two great qualities!

However, when tightening the tension the little plastic pieces on the bottom frayed off and completely broke, which left me having to come up with a "work around". So I got out the pliers and Allen wrench at the same time and was able to give them tension that way. Unless I need to adjust all that often, it was an inconvenience that a little work around was able to fix.

Overall: A light pedal that are cheaply build, be careful when tightening. But for the weight and price are a fair value

These pedals are actually excellent for the price you pay on them. Being my first set of clipless pedals, I was a little afraid of being able to clip in and out on these bad boys. To my surprise, it's not as hard as it sounds or looks. Entry and exit were a breeze, and after a couple minuets of getting the feel for clipping in I was already flying down the street on them. I was slightly intimidated about exiting the pedals, because, well... I didn't want to get stuck and tip over. That didn't happen. The spring tension was set pretty low on them right out of the box, so getting out was pretty easy. The weight f these pedals felt great, and for a light weight pedal, these feel nice and ridged. The body of these just feel great, and the axles are pretty good size, so you can defiantly crank on these and get moving.

The cleats are the ARC-1 (or Look style cleats). These are the red nylon cleats with 9-degrees of float to them. Despite being new to clipless, and a lot of people have told me that I want the most float I can get as a starter, I personally felt that the 9-degrees was a little too much play for me. I feel like i would have been happier with a 4.5-degree cleat, but that's something I'll look into later I guess. If you do feel like me about the float on them, it couldn't hurt to drop some extra cash on some tighter feeling cleats and hold onto the red ones as back up in case you wear them out or happen to snap the toe or back end off of them.

Overall, I am highly impressed with these pedals. I really do recommend these if you are looking for a great light weight pedal that won't break the bank.