Ozark Trail Aluminum Mountain Bike Pedals, Compact and Durable, Purple

I grabbed a set of Ozark Trail Aluminum Mountain Bike Pedals for my FS.2 Slalom, and I was so impressed I went ahead and ordered a second pair for my G.1. Straight up these things are built different for the price. The body's solid aluminum, not that cheap plastic junk. They've got real bite with the metal pins so your shoes aren't going anywhere even when it gets bumpy or wet. I've slammed curbs, hit light trails, and cruised pavement and they haven't skipped a beat or loosened once. Spin's smooth, bearings are tight, and the finish actually looks premium. Install was quick since the standard 9/16" threads fit both my bikes perfectly. Honestly these give off the vibe of pedals three times the price. If you're rocking an Ozark Trail bike these pedals are the move. Lightweight, grippy, and straight reliable. A legit upgrade that instantly makes both bikes feel way more dialed. Highly recommend. 💯

excellent value for the money high quality nice looking several color choices and delivered within a day or two very good value I have seen pedals for sale that were comparable. I would buy them again and probably will buy a different color when my next bike building project is ready for them thanks again Walmart

Great for my Ozark trail m.2 ridge. Metal pins are durable and survived two falls so far. The size is wider than standard pedals for more surface area. They're constructed to last, will be of use for years to come, and the price is a great value.

This is actually my second time buying these Ozark Trail aluminum pedals, and for the price, they're hard to beat. I liked the first pair enough that I bought another one for my other bike. They feel way better than the basic stock pedals, have good grip, and make the bike look more customized without spending a lot. The purple color also gives the bike a nice pop if you want something different. Installation is pretty simple, but make sure you have the right pedal wrench or tool. Also, don't forget the left pedal is reverse-threaded, so don't force it the wrong way. For under $20, this is one of those small upgrades that actually makes the bike feel better right away. Better grip, better look, and budget-friendly. Anyone else using these pedals? How are they holding up after more miles?

These Ozark Trail pedals seem to be well made yet 1/2 the price of comparable items for my mountain bike. The store only had black in stock, but other colors are available if ordered thru Walmart.com.

These are fantastic and better than Race Face Chester pedals at half the price. Very lightweight, the pedal bearings are smooth unlike cheap pedals, pins are sharp, Standard 9/16" threading and 15mm faces make install smooth and easy. For $15, what's not to love? Plus great colors!

seem ok. Haven't had the bike long enough to know for sure but, I can feel them poking into my soft-soled shoes. My feet won't slip off for sure.

I really wanted to like these pedals - I even have two sets of these (one black, the other blue). The full metal body feels solid and the traction pins work great. Unfortunately, the spindle sits noticeably higher than the rest of the pedal platform, and on longer rides (10 miles) it causes my feet to go numb. On my last ride it even felt like the spindle was the only part supporting my foot. I'll try a different pair of shoes, but with my current flat shoes, I won't be using these pedals anymore. I have two pairs of these.

Pedals do not have bearings, which ensures the longest life possible. They instead have bushings. These can also be easily stripped, as I stripped the allen key hole of the right side pedal.

The threads were mushed at the ends. Almost stripped outmy crank arm with the one. Good thing i didnt force it. I will never by anything Ozark Trail ever again. Its walmart quality for a walmart brand bike.