I guess if you’re doing a lot of downhill they’re probably not ideal, if you smash them off rock, what’s left of the pins won’t come out. I use them for the bmx track and XC and can’t fault them for that.
Pretty much spot on
They’re a bit soft, and the pins bend/break easily, but the bearing quality is good, and if you’re not smashing em into things then I can recommend them.
If your idea of a good ride involves you smacking pedals into rocks on a regular basis, then look elsewhere though of course. My pedal of choice for a number of year now, because it’s so grippy and because it shrugs off being smashed into things (my XT crank arm bent, the pedal survived a smash at about 30mph into a rock!) are the Easton Flatboys. They’re big, they’re brash, but they’d survive a nuclear holocaust!
Heard nothing but good things about those Superstar’s/Kona Wah Wah’s too. Personally would steer clear of DMR as they’re not very grippy, and the Wellgo copies are awful, they’re cheap for a reason, the bearings (even on the V12 copies) don’t last very long at all. Wellgo make plenty of good pedals, but the cheap V8 and V12 copies are not one of them.
The Wellgo B27’s look like a good, cheap alternative to the Easton Flatboys too, not tried a set myself but heard good things…