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Hard to beat the performance and durability to price ratio of these flats.
I've been using these for over a year and they've needed virtually no maintenance, just grease. They are light and so grippy with 5/10's that repositioning your foot can be troublesome if you don't nail it the first time. Damage to the nylon body is basically non-existent, but I've broken a couple of pins here and there, which are just normal m3's so they are easy to source and replace. Buyer beware, they'll bite your shins hard, and mine have the scars to prove it, but that is the case for most flats with metal pins. It's hard to beat the performance and durability to price ratio with these. They've outlasted one pair of five tens and are halfway through my second pair since I bought them, though that may be a result of my large feet hanging off the ends. I wear a size 12 Freerider and I'm considering replacing my chester's with a wider pedal like the raceface atlas, but I probably won't. If you're on the fence, you should just buy this pedal and be done with it. Durability and performance is too high to pass these up at a price and weight this low. Plus look at all the colors to match your awesome fatbike.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017
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Hard to beat the performance and durability to price ratio of these flats.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017
I've been using these for over a year and they've needed virtually no maintenance, just grease. They are light and so grippy with 5/10's that repositioning your foot can be troublesome if you don't nail it the first time. Damage to the nylon body is basically non-existent, but I've broken a couple of pins here and there, which are just normal m3's so they are easy to source and replace. Buyer beware, they'll bite your shins hard, and mine have the scars to prove it, but that is the case for most flats with metal pins. It's hard to beat the performance and durability to price ratio with these. They've outlasted one pair of five tens and are halfway through my second pair since I bought them, though that may be a result of my large feet hanging off the ends. I wear a size 12 Freerider and I'm considering replacing my chester's with a wider pedal like the raceface atlas, but I probably won't. If you're on the fence, you should just buy this pedal and be done with it. Durability and performance is too high to pass these up at a price and weight this low. Plus look at all the colors to match your awesome fatbike.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017
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