Shimano PD-GR500 Flat Pedals

I ride rails to trails and other such trails , 45 to 60 miles a day while traveling. 20 to 30 miles a day

for out and back from home. my weight is spread over nice size pedal , no single presure point on bottom of foot. no numb toes. No [problems with this pedal.

This is exactly what I needed! I had some older pedals that were worn and my feet would slip off them from time to time. These new pedals are great. I have hit a few stumps/trees already and they are solid metal, not some plastic junk from Amazon. Highly recommended.

Just raced a gravel grinder that was more of a muck grinder due to several hours of pouring rain, including during the race. The Shimano GR500s allowed me to get on and off the pedals with total assurance of contact and grip. Best pedals I have owned.

Nothing to not like everything to like. These pedals are light weight, well made and we don't slip off when are shoes get wet or damp thanks to the small screws you can add to the pedals.

They even come with extras so you can put them where you want in the places you want to.

Also these Pedals spin very nice and the bearings inside them seem to be very good quality.

You can easily maintain these too and add grease when needed.

I bought these for my daughter and see loves them.

Perfect for an older, medium sized road bike that used to have clipless pedals.

These are the same as my old shimano saints. I use them on a trek crossrip ltd that serves as my road bike. They are sturdy if not light, grip well to my 5 tens and spin pretty well. I bought them on sale for $ 25 . If I had any brains I would have got 3 pairs.

Bought these to replace the stock plastic pedals on my cargo e-bike. I like the pegs, makes it quite nice riding in the rain, or in street shoes. Nice sturdy platform, totally without flex.

I use them on my road and mountain bikes. I want to be able to move my shoes forward and back on the pedals as I ride.

We installed them on our Cannondale mountain bike tandem.