Shimano XTR PD-M9120 Trail Pedals

The XTR trail pedals (both this and the previous generation) are my favorite pedals, thanks to the precision bearings and low profile, as well as the reliable click-out and click-in mechanisms. I've only given it four stars because the seals pop out, which plagues the previous generation as well. I have found that you can use a nylon spudger to shove it back in place fairly aggressively. (The spudger is an inexpensive tool used for computer hardware and other electronics assembly. It essentially looks like a nylon flat screwdriver blade, but is less likely to damage the seal. You really have to jam it in, not just slide it back into place. It is important to keep on top of this, because if dirt or water gets in the seal, it will ruin the silky smooth rotation.)

I probably didn't need the XTR version but felt like I got a deal on BTD. Totally satisfied. Wanted light weight of an XC pedal with a bit more platform for Trail Riding. Switched from Time back to Shimano

After decades on SPD's and not really using them for the road I know know the platform SPD's are the way to go. I even use them on my fixed cog that I do 30 mile, 2,000 ft loops with every week. The pedals are easy to step into (really important with fixed cog as you chase the pedal) and a great shoe platform for when you're spinning at 160++ on steep descents. The added bonus is SPD's are great to walk around in unlike my Looks or Speedplays. I used the tiny XTR's for X-Country Racing and Bike Parks but I never did like the lack of shoe support which is vital when you're standing up steep grades at maximum effort. These platform series do it all well.

Tried another brand pedal for the first time after being a Shimano spd use for years. Had immediate issues with unclipping and mud. Bought these XTR's and have experience perfect function since that time. The platform is also right sized giving me good clearance on turn but enough to use when I want to be unclipped.

I wouldn't say I'm overly impressed but they do as they are supposed to do. Nothing wrong with this product except it's a little pricey imo.

It is a quality made pedal that gives a solid pedaling platform and good resistanceprotection tofrom rock strikes. I use these for cross country and trail riding. Good for climbing. Easy to get out of when you have to bail out.

These are my Number 1 go to MTB pedal. Solid, reliable and sweet looking. You can't go wrong with Shimano dependability!

Wider platform for my feet.

Using on Niner gravel bike. Larger and more stable platform than previous generation and work well with both clip-less shoes (Sidi) and ordinary flat soles.

Great quality SPD pedal that is too long to hang fast corners on the asphalt, but probably ok in the dirt. I thought the shallower 9120 stack height would help, but it was the length crank to pedal end that hurt. Switched to the short axle version of the 9100 spd.

I've always used Shimano XTR pedals and switched between race and trail versions over the years. The most current Version (M9120) are by far my favorite. I really like the larger platform and engagement.

I've always used Shimano XTR pedals and switched between race and trail versions over the years. The most current Version (M9120) are by far my favorite. I really like the larger platform and engagement.

Great for all types of mountain biking and when you want some support for more flexible shoes. You may want a smaller profile platform if your normal habitat is a rock garden to avoid pedal strikes. Make sure your shoes have adequate clearance around the cleat or it may be hard to get the cleat in.